rare. [f. SUMMER sb.1 + -LY2.] In a manner or condition befitting summer.

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1600.  Nashe, Summer’s Last Will, Wks. 1905, III. 247. Let the prodigall childe come out in his dublet and hose all greasy, his shirt hanging forth, and ne’re a penny in his purse, and talke what a fine thing it is to walke summerly.

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1815.  T. Forster, Res. Atmosph. Phenom., 158.

        If Janiveer calends be summerly gay,
’Twill be winterly weather till the calends of May.

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1839.  Ld. Houghton, Treasure-Ship, i. The wind is blowing summerly.

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