Pêr'son-age, n.

(45), n. [Fr. personage, Pr. personage, Sp. personage, It. personaggio.] 1. Character assumed or represented. The Venetians, naturally grave, love to give in to the follies of such seasons, when disguised in a false personage. Addison.

2. An individual distinguished by rank, social position, or reputation; as, an illustrious personage.
3. Exterior appearance, stature, an imposing air, a peculiar look or expression, or the like; or an individual attracting attention by the possession of such characteristics.

The damsel well did view his personage. Spencer.