a. rare. [f. as prec. + -ISH.] = prec. adj. Hence Jacobitishly adv.
1694. M. Tindall, Ess. Laws of Nations (ed. 2), 29. As the Jacobitish Account supposeth.
1703. Moderation a Virtue, 35. Her Jacobitish false Brethren.
1846. Macfarlane, Cab. Hist. Eng., XV. 126. The … Earl of Clarendon, with a ‘Jacobitish secretary,’ was sent in his stead.
1883. Omond, Ld. Advoc. Scot., II. 47. Lawyers in Scotland being Jacobitishly inclined.
