sego (se go)

[Ute Indian.] A showy flowered plant, Calochortus Nuttallii, widely distributed in the western United States. sego on, n. Same as seconde. segra-seed (sē'grä-sed), n. The seed of Feuil lea cord i folia, or the plant itself. See Feuillea. segreant (seg're-ant), a. [Written sergreant in "Guillem's Heraldry" (ed. 1638), and there explained as an epithet of the griffin, meaning of a twofold nature, because the griffin pa ant combined parts of the eagle and the lion; perhaps an error for a form intended to represent L. surgen (t-)s (>OF. sourdant ), rising: see surgent.] In her., rising on the hind legs, usually with the wings raised or indorsed: an epithet noting the griffin: equivalent to rampant and salient. segregant