Definition of tux in English:

tux

noun tʌkstəks

North American informal

A tuxedo.
Example sentencesExamples
- People in everything from long gowns and tuxes to blue jeans and baseball caps were waiting patiently to see the show of their choice.
- Tommy, dressed in a white tux with a gray cummerbund and tie, had his arm firmly around Emily's waist.
- Keep in mind that rental prices vary depending on how long you expect to rent the tux for.
- He had undone the bow-tie on his tux and it was now hanging around his neck.
- In typical rodeo fashion, white-jacketed waiters served longnecks (and more sophisticated drinks) on silver trays while gents in tuxes, bolo ties and Western hats circulated.
- For formal evenings, your tux or gown can do double duty because different people will see them.
- If your party requires a tux, your best bet is a classic black and white combination.
- The rules were simple: he was to show up with a gardenia corsage and wear a black tux with a peach cummerbund.
- He was still dressed in his tux; her gown was lying in a pile with her other personal items.
- They were all wearing tuxes with rainbow colored shirts inside.
- I've called them and I won't have a problem getting a tux in Cambridge on the day of the event.
- Hallie had told him to wear a tux and Jesse thought about going in jeans and a sweatshirt just to annoy her.
- Whether you plan on attending a prom or tying the knot, renting a tux is a rite of passage in any man's life.
- As we pulled up to Mike's, he walked outside in his tux, corsage in hand, and a huge smile on his face.
- Time to roll out the ironed shirt and the newly-bought tux, which will pay for itself the next time it's worn.
- Everyone was dressed in luxurious gowns and tuxes.
- To me, tuxes are more for parties, like New Year's Eve.
- Up in his room Josh put the last finishing touches on his hair and straightened the black bow tie of his tux.
- If it's a classic tux, it'll last you for years and should never go out of style.
- He snapped his fingers and he was suddenly clad in a sapphire tux with top hat to match her dress.

Rhymes

crux, dux, flux, lux, luxe

Definition of tux in US English:

tux

nountəkstəks

North American informal

A tuxedo.
Example sentencesExamples
- Keep in mind that rental prices vary depending on how long you expect to rent the tux for.
- Time to roll out the ironed shirt and the newly-bought tux, which will pay for itself the next time it's worn.
- If it's a classic tux, it'll last you for years and should never go out of style.
- Whether you plan on attending a prom or tying the knot, renting a tux is a rite of passage in any man's life.
- As we pulled up to Mike's, he walked outside in his tux, corsage in hand, and a huge smile on his face.
- People in everything from long gowns and tuxes to blue jeans and baseball caps were waiting patiently to see the show of their choice.
- If your party requires a tux, your best bet is a classic black and white combination.
- I've called them and I won't have a problem getting a tux in Cambridge on the day of the event.
- Hallie had told him to wear a tux and Jesse thought about going in jeans and a sweatshirt just to annoy her.
- He had undone the bow-tie on his tux and it was now hanging around his neck.
- To me, tuxes are more for parties, like New Year's Eve.
- In typical rodeo fashion, white-jacketed waiters served longnecks (and more sophisticated drinks) on silver trays while gents in tuxes, bolo ties and Western hats circulated.
- He snapped his fingers and he was suddenly clad in a sapphire tux with top hat to match her dress.
- Everyone was dressed in luxurious gowns and tuxes.
- The rules were simple: he was to show up with a gardenia corsage and wear a black tux with a peach cummerbund.
- Up in his room Josh put the last finishing touches on his hair and straightened the black bow tie of his tux.
- For formal evenings, your tux or gown can do double duty because different people will see them.
- He was still dressed in his tux; her gown was lying in a pile with her other personal items.
- They were all wearing tuxes with rainbow colored shirts inside.
- Tommy, dressed in a white tux with a gray cummerbund and tie, had his arm firmly around Emily's waist.

单词	tux
释义	Definition of tux in English: tux noun tʌkstəks North American informal A tuxedo. Example sentencesExamples People in everything from long gowns and tuxes to blue jeans and baseball caps were waiting patiently to see the show of their choice. Tommy, dressed in a white tux with a gray cummerbund and tie, had his arm firmly around Emily's waist. Keep in mind that rental prices vary depending on how long you expect to rent the tux for. He had undone the bow-tie on his tux and it was now hanging around his neck. In typical rodeo fashion, white-jacketed waiters served longnecks (and more sophisticated drinks) on silver trays while gents in tuxes, bolo ties and Western hats circulated. For formal evenings, your tux or gown can do double duty because different people will see them. If your party requires a tux, your best bet is a classic black and white combination. The rules were simple: he was to show up with a gardenia corsage and wear a black tux with a peach cummerbund. He was still dressed in his tux; her gown was lying in a pile with her other personal items. They were all wearing tuxes with rainbow colored shirts inside. I've called them and I won't have a problem getting a tux in Cambridge on the day of the event. Hallie had told him to wear a tux and Jesse thought about going in jeans and a sweatshirt just to annoy her. Whether you plan on attending a prom or tying the knot, renting a tux is a rite of passage in any man's life. As we pulled up to Mike's, he walked outside in his tux, corsage in hand, and a huge smile on his face. Time to roll out the ironed shirt and the newly-bought tux, which will pay for itself the next time it's worn. Everyone was dressed in luxurious gowns and tuxes. To me, tuxes are more for parties, like New Year's Eve. Up in his room Josh put the last finishing touches on his hair and straightened the black bow tie of his tux. If it's a classic tux, it'll last you for years and should never go out of style. He snapped his fingers and he was suddenly clad in a sapphire tux with top hat to match her dress. Rhymes crux, dux, flux, lux, luxe Definition of tux in US English: tux nountəkstəks North American informal A tuxedo. Example sentencesExamples Keep in mind that rental prices vary depending on how long you expect to rent the tux for. Time to roll out the ironed shirt and the newly-bought tux, which will pay for itself the next time it's worn. If it's a classic tux, it'll last you for years and should never go out of style. Whether you plan on attending a prom or tying the knot, renting a tux is a rite of passage in any man's life. As we pulled up to Mike's, he walked outside in his tux, corsage in hand, and a huge smile on his face. People in everything from long gowns and tuxes to blue jeans and baseball caps were waiting patiently to see the show of their choice. If your party requires a tux, your best bet is a classic black and white combination. I've called them and I won't have a problem getting a tux in Cambridge on the day of the event. Hallie had told him to wear a tux and Jesse thought about going in jeans and a sweatshirt just to annoy her. He had undone the bow-tie on his tux and it was now hanging around his neck. To me, tuxes are more for parties, like New Year's Eve. In typical rodeo fashion, white-jacketed waiters served longnecks (and more sophisticated drinks) on silver trays while gents in tuxes, bolo ties and Western hats circulated. He snapped his fingers and he was suddenly clad in a sapphire tux with top hat to match her dress. Everyone was dressed in luxurious gowns and tuxes. The rules were simple: he was to show up with a gardenia corsage and wear a black tux with a peach cummerbund. Up in his room Josh put the last finishing touches on his hair and straightened the black bow tie of his tux. For formal evenings, your tux or gown can do double duty because different people will see them. He was still dressed in his tux; her gown was lying in a pile with her other personal items. They were all wearing tuxes with rainbow colored shirts inside. Tommy, dressed in a white tux with a gray cummerbund and tie, had his arm firmly around Emily's waist.
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