Semiformal evening dress for men

Usage examples of tuxedo.

He looked out of character in the tuxedo that wrinkled baggily around his lumpy body.

Derek stood resplendent in a black tuxedo with a black cummerbund and tie, devilishly handsome and yet all he felt was gloom.

She watched him move about her kitchen in his partially unbuttoned shirt, maroon cummerbund and tuxedo pants, and found herself reacting to his nearness at the same time she puzzled over the strangeness of her response.

Outside an expat bar called the Fruity Ferret we saw a man in a rain-sodden tuxedo being head butted by a youth in a torn soccer shirt.

Just get your jammies on-or your tuxedo or whatever it is the undead sleep in-and get into bed.

His fair coloring and very blond, rather English good looks had been most pronounced, and he had appeared more striking than ever in the well-tailored tuxedo, which he had worn with the same kind of panache Jim possessed.

He moved in so close that the edges of his coat, the poofy satin of his pants brushed the thick cloth of my tuxedo pants.

Custer turned to see a man dressed in a tuxedo, his black tie askew, brilliantined hair hanging across his outraged face.

I felt a little underdressed, wearing only a suit while most men wore tuxedoes, but the feeling soon passed.

Two months after Ed Thomas met his end in a delicate dance of death with 30,000 pounds of rolling doom, on the fateful night of December 10, 1942, while having dinner at the Brown Derby, Clete Reet dining with the suave William Powell and the delightful Myrna Loy, with dancer extraordinaire Fred Astaire and the incomparable Ginger Rogers suddenly sat bolt upright in his chair and swallowed his tongue, whereafter he swallowed his teeth, his lips, his chin, his nose, the remainder of his face and skull, his neck complete with wing collar and black tuxedo tie, his shoulders, both arms, then his torso, his hips, his legs, and his feet, shoes and all, until nothing remained of him but a toothless red pulsing orifice.

He was wearing a tuxedo: shorn, clean-shaven, with a white boutonniere tucked into his lapel.

The area beyond the elevator was filling up with prehistoric creatures: a duck-billed dinosaur, an Eryops, an ancient tortoise, all moving rather stiffly, like people in tuxedos entering a subway car.

Clad in tuxedo and turban, false beard on his chin, this clever faker was calmly reading a book.

A press clipping of Devon Greenway, hair slicked back, dressed in a tuxedo as he shook hands with some politician.

Attired in faultless tuxedo, he strolled slowly toward the grillroom, where he knew he would find Commissioner Weston.