ppl. a. Obs. [f. FASHION v. + -ATE2.] a. Fashioned or formed after an image or model. b. Well formed, perfect.
1593. B. Barnes, Parthenophil, Madrigal xxii.
| Yielding in it, that figure fashionate Which in the jetty mirror lurks. |
1593. Lodge, Will. Longbeard, Addr. to Rdr. Men are in thraldome to their fashionate manners.
1609. Dekker, Gull’s Horne-bk. (1812), 94. Your mediterranean isle [middle aisle of St. Paul’s] is then the only gallery wherein the pictures of all your true fashionate and complemental gulls are … hung up.
