a. [f. SUMMER sb.1 + -LIKE.] Like, or like that of, summer; summery. † Also = SUMMERLY a. 1.
1530. Palsgr., 325/1. Sommerlyke, belongyng to the sommer season, estiual.
1610. Holland, Camden’s Brit. (1637), 220. In summer time it is a right summer-like Country.
1772. T. Smith, Jrnl. (1849), 278. Several summer-like days this month [Dec.]
1842. Longfellow, in Life (1891), I. 413. The weather for ten days past has been delicious and summer-like.
1912. World, 7 May, 681/1. The King … attended the races on Thursday, when the weather was almost summer-like.
