-fashion

In some specified manner.

English fashion.

A small number of hyphenated compounds include this ending, such as Bristol-fashion, in good order (after the British seaport of Bristol, now almost always as part of the set phrase all shipshape and Bristol-fashion); parrot-fashion, reciting something mechanically, without thought or understanding, as a parrot says words it has learned; and spoon-fashion, of a couple lying snugly together head to foot, as a pair of spoons might be fitted together.