new-fashioned

I had only just taken my unfortunate garment off this new-fashioned cloak-peg, when Richards returned.

New-fashioned folks, with their large theories of education, may find fault with thee.

He wears a very new-fashioned cap like a stiff sugar-bag, with the top lopping over.

In 1662 his wife has a pair of peruques of hair and a new-fashioned petticoat of sancenett with black, broad lace.

But this new-fashioned hero gets only two thousand dollars a year, Theodore.