seméed, ppl. a. Her.
(ˈsɛmiːd)
Forms: 6 semyed, 7, 9 seméed, semied, 9 semé'd.
[Anglicized f. prec.]
= semée a.
| 1572 J. Bossewell Armorie 26 There are also to bee founde and seene in armes Crosses double partited, semyed, quartered of the fielde wherein they stande. 1652 Evelyn St. France Misc. Wks. (1825) 61 A casque of blew velvet seméed with fleurs de lys. 1862 H. Marryat Year in Sweden II. 149 note, This chapel has been restored, the vaulting semé'd with gold stars on a blue ground. 1879 Waterton Pietas Mariana 223 She wears a purple garment, seméed with leaves of Shamrock. |