Definition of tuxedo in English:

tuxedo

nounPlural tuxedos, Plural tuxedoes tʌkˈsiːdəʊtəkˈsidoʊ

North American

1A man's dinner jacket.
Example sentencesExamples
- There were lots of blonde women in posh frocks and expensive-looking high heels and guys in dinner jackets or tuxedos or whatever you call them.
1. 1.1 A suit of formal evening clothes including a tuxedo.
  Example sentencesExamples
  They had obviously been at a school formal or something like that, because they were wearing tuxedos and evening dresses.
  He was wearing a black tuxedo with a tie.
  On two ‘formal nights,’ some men wear tuxedos but most favor suits or sports coats with slacks.
  He was wearing a black tuxedo with a tie, and gold cufflinks to match the dance floor.
  He had already bought their tickets and rented a tuxedo and a limo.
  Gerald wore typical male attire of a tuxedo with a bow tie.
  He wore a black tuxedo, ready for another King's Club party.
  He was facing the mirror fixing a black tie on his white tuxedo.
  She walked up to me and straightened the already straight collar of my tuxedo jacket.
  I need to find a place to rent a tuxedo this week in London.
  Likewise, suits are worn by both men and women in most places of business, and tuxedos and evening gowns are worn at formal affairs
  Jeff was dressed in a rented tuxedo, while Debbie was very pretty in a pale yellow dress.
  On one pair, she added a velvet ribbon sewn down the legs to imitate tuxedo pants.
  The tuxedo jacket was gone, leaving just the damp cotton of his dress shirt.
  Shrugging, he picked up one of the frilly tuxedo shirts and held it up to himself.
  He numbly donned his tuxedo and then got the rest of himself ready.
  Resplendent in a white tuxedo, Mark returned from the punch bowl bearing refreshments.
  Always eccentric, Dietrich put on trousers, tuxedos and men's suits long before other women dared.
  Again, I single these nice boys out for wearing nice, traditional, classy tuxedoes.
  For this, I had to rent a tuxedo even though I already own two.

Derivatives

tuxedoed

adjective

North American

Gowned and tuxedoed patrons fill the halls to get a preview of the new ‘Riches of India ‘exhibit.’
Example sentencesExamples
- On the 10th December the anniversary of the death of Alfred Nobel, two thousand dignitaries, tuxedoed and gowned, gather in the Stockholm Concert Hall.
- The two fighters prepare to square off, as a tuxedoed ring announcer shouts into a microphone: ‘Ladies and gentlemen!’
- The earliest print included, Midsummer's Night Mare, pictures a tuxedoed Dali, his hands on a sheep, as host to a hallucinatory gathering in a nocturnal forest.
- The 1929 Chicago Book of Achievement published a photograph of Smith, seated, dressed in a tuxedo with a baton resting on his lap, surrounded by thirteen tuxedoed men, all carefully posed, instruments in hand.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Tuxedo Park, the site of a country club in New York, where it was first worn.

Rhymes

aikido, bushido, credo, Guido, Ido, libido, lido, speedo, teredo, torpedo

Definition of tuxedo in US English:

tuxedo

nountəkˈsēdōtəkˈsidoʊ

North American

1A man's dinner jacket.
Example sentencesExamples
- There were lots of blonde women in posh frocks and expensive-looking high heels and guys in dinner jackets or tuxedos or whatever you call them.
1. 1.1 A suit of formal evening clothes including a tuxedo.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Gerald wore typical male attire of a tuxedo with a bow tie.
  He had already bought their tickets and rented a tuxedo and a limo.
  Jeff was dressed in a rented tuxedo, while Debbie was very pretty in a pale yellow dress.
  They had obviously been at a school formal or something like that, because they were wearing tuxedos and evening dresses.
  The tuxedo jacket was gone, leaving just the damp cotton of his dress shirt.
  He numbly donned his tuxedo and then got the rest of himself ready.
  Likewise, suits are worn by both men and women in most places of business, and tuxedos and evening gowns are worn at formal affairs
  He was wearing a black tuxedo with a tie, and gold cufflinks to match the dance floor.
  Always eccentric, Dietrich put on trousers, tuxedos and men's suits long before other women dared.
  For this, I had to rent a tuxedo even though I already own two.
  On two ‘formal nights,’ some men wear tuxedos but most favor suits or sports coats with slacks.
  I need to find a place to rent a tuxedo this week in London.
  Resplendent in a white tuxedo, Mark returned from the punch bowl bearing refreshments.
  He wore a black tuxedo, ready for another King's Club party.
  On one pair, she added a velvet ribbon sewn down the legs to imitate tuxedo pants.
  She walked up to me and straightened the already straight collar of my tuxedo jacket.
  Again, I single these nice boys out for wearing nice, traditional, classy tuxedoes.
  He was facing the mirror fixing a black tie on his white tuxedo.
  He was wearing a black tuxedo with a tie.
  Shrugging, he picked up one of the frilly tuxedo shirts and held it up to himself.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Tuxedo Park, the site of a country club in New York, where it was first worn.

单词	tuxedo
释义	Definition of tuxedo in English: tuxedo nounPlural tuxedos, Plural tuxedoes tʌkˈsiːdəʊtəkˈsidoʊ North American 1A man's dinner jacket. Example sentencesExamples There were lots of blonde women in posh frocks and expensive-looking high heels and guys in dinner jackets or tuxedos or whatever you call them. 1.1 A suit of formal evening clothes including a tuxedo. Example sentencesExamples They had obviously been at a school formal or something like that, because they were wearing tuxedos and evening dresses. He was wearing a black tuxedo with a tie. On two ‘formal nights,’ some men wear tuxedos but most favor suits or sports coats with slacks. He was wearing a black tuxedo with a tie, and gold cufflinks to match the dance floor. He had already bought their tickets and rented a tuxedo and a limo. Gerald wore typical male attire of a tuxedo with a bow tie. He wore a black tuxedo, ready for another King's Club party. He was facing the mirror fixing a black tie on his white tuxedo. She walked up to me and straightened the already straight collar of my tuxedo jacket. I need to find a place to rent a tuxedo this week in London. Likewise, suits are worn by both men and women in most places of business, and tuxedos and evening gowns are worn at formal affairs Jeff was dressed in a rented tuxedo, while Debbie was very pretty in a pale yellow dress. On one pair, she added a velvet ribbon sewn down the legs to imitate tuxedo pants. The tuxedo jacket was gone, leaving just the damp cotton of his dress shirt. Shrugging, he picked up one of the frilly tuxedo shirts and held it up to himself. He numbly donned his tuxedo and then got the rest of himself ready. Resplendent in a white tuxedo, Mark returned from the punch bowl bearing refreshments. Always eccentric, Dietrich put on trousers, tuxedos and men's suits long before other women dared. Again, I single these nice boys out for wearing nice, traditional, classy tuxedoes. For this, I had to rent a tuxedo even though I already own two. Derivatives tuxedoed adjective North American Gowned and tuxedoed patrons fill the halls to get a preview of the new ‘Riches of India ‘exhibit.’ Example sentencesExamples On the 10th December the anniversary of the death of Alfred Nobel, two thousand dignitaries, tuxedoed and gowned, gather in the Stockholm Concert Hall. The two fighters prepare to square off, as a tuxedoed ring announcer shouts into a microphone: ‘Ladies and gentlemen!’ The earliest print included, Midsummer's Night Mare, pictures a tuxedoed Dali, his hands on a sheep, as host to a hallucinatory gathering in a nocturnal forest. The 1929 Chicago Book of Achievement published a photograph of Smith, seated, dressed in a tuxedo with a baton resting on his lap, surrounded by thirteen tuxedoed men, all carefully posed, instruments in hand. Origin Late 19th century: from Tuxedo Park, the site of a country club in New York, where it was first worn. Rhymes aikido, bushido, credo, Guido, Ido, libido, lido, speedo, teredo, torpedo Definition of tuxedo in US English: tuxedo nountəkˈsēdōtəkˈsidoʊ North American 1A man's dinner jacket. Example sentencesExamples There were lots of blonde women in posh frocks and expensive-looking high heels and guys in dinner jackets or tuxedos or whatever you call them. 1.1 A suit of formal evening clothes including a tuxedo. Example sentencesExamples Gerald wore typical male attire of a tuxedo with a bow tie. He had already bought their tickets and rented a tuxedo and a limo. Jeff was dressed in a rented tuxedo, while Debbie was very pretty in a pale yellow dress. They had obviously been at a school formal or something like that, because they were wearing tuxedos and evening dresses. The tuxedo jacket was gone, leaving just the damp cotton of his dress shirt. He numbly donned his tuxedo and then got the rest of himself ready. Likewise, suits are worn by both men and women in most places of business, and tuxedos and evening gowns are worn at formal affairs He was wearing a black tuxedo with a tie, and gold cufflinks to match the dance floor. Always eccentric, Dietrich put on trousers, tuxedos and men's suits long before other women dared. For this, I had to rent a tuxedo even though I already own two. On two ‘formal nights,’ some men wear tuxedos but most favor suits or sports coats with slacks. I need to find a place to rent a tuxedo this week in London. Resplendent in a white tuxedo, Mark returned from the punch bowl bearing refreshments. He wore a black tuxedo, ready for another King's Club party. On one pair, she added a velvet ribbon sewn down the legs to imitate tuxedo pants. She walked up to me and straightened the already straight collar of my tuxedo jacket. Again, I single these nice boys out for wearing nice, traditional, classy tuxedoes. He was facing the mirror fixing a black tie on his white tuxedo. He was wearing a black tuxedo with a tie. Shrugging, he picked up one of the frilly tuxedo shirts and held it up to himself. Origin Late 19th century: from Tuxedo Park, the site of a country club in New York, where it was first worn.
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