Tuxedo meaning

Noun: tuxedo

Pronunciation: (tuk’see-dow)

Tuxedo meaning: Semi formal evening dress for men

Synonyms: tux, black tie, formal-wear

Quotations: Mike Archer – It’s important scientists take a stand on this because intelligent design is nothing more than creationism dressed up in a tuxedo. It’s the same mishmash of theology and science.

Bob Jameson – Homes are seen as a place to live and play, not just to have dinner parties. We’re building very earthy and livable homes with a casual elegance about them. It’s a home where one would feel comfortable wearing a tuxedo or a pair of Bermuda shorts.

Mark Charter – You are probably looking at a $350 charge for a full tuxedo replacement. That’s the reason we have to go through all the trouble of getting people’s license numbers and having them sign certain documents when they rent the tuxedo. It’s that one percent of people who make everyone’s lives more difficult.

Sample sentences:

• If you don’t need to pay those high maintenance and licensing costs for Tuxedo, why do it?
• Navy looks great in the office and it works at night as well. The best color for a tuxedo isn’t black. It’s actually midnight blue. And with navy, you have a choice of wearing black or brown shoes and accessories.
• You guys should do a story on the tuxedo wars that go on if you’re nominated.
• Did you ever get the feeling that the world was a tuxedo and you were a pair of brown shoes?
• We cooked for 300 people in tuxedos the Saturday before the hurricane hit. Then we cooked for 1,200 people in National Guard uniforms the Sunday after it hit.