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Meanings of dinner suit in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tuxedo"
Examples for "tuxedo"
1
The company also lays claim to the hotel industry's first machine-washable tuxedo.
2
Unable to find an evening dress large enough, she wore a tuxedo.
3
Mr. House greeted the overdressed Laughlins in his tuxedo jacket and sweatsuit.
4
Snap up a smart M&S tuxedo jacket and trousers at reasonable prices.
5
The tuxedo also found a creative outlet on several men and women.
1
He looked great in his tux; there certainly was no disputing that.
2
Jack didn't look nearly as uncomfortable in a tux as I'd expected.
3
He'd probably first thought Isaac was a butch girl in a tux.
4
He finished off his makeup with a striped tux and bejewelled corset.
5
Eros and Thanatos, all in one, dressed in tux and top hat.
1
He was carefully dressed in dinner clothes, black tie and white waistcoat.
2
A floppy black tie hung down over the lapels of his coat.
3
He was wearing a long dinner coat and a flowing black tie.
4
He wore a white linen coat, open, soft collar and black tie.
5
One wears a black tie until eleven o'clock in Vienna-ordoes n't.
Usage of dinner suit in English
1
He was wearing a dinner suit with a blue serge waistcoat.
2
In Tunis, he posed in a dinner suit for an article titled James Bond Diplomacy.
3
Just tell him to leave his dinner suit at home; you can't play rugby in that.
4
All a man needs is a dinner suit and a servant to sponge off the soup stains between outings.
5
He was in his dinner suit, and was quite a dude for such a raw-boned Southerner; he was surprised to see me again.
6
Wiggleswick, with the fear of Zora heavy upon him, had laid out his master's dinner suit, and Septimus had meekly put it on.
7
But then she let out a long, descending whistle and flapped her hand across her cheeks, and her eyes ran coquettishly down his dinner suit.
8
He was attired in an ill-fitting dinner suit, a soft-fronted shirt of unpleasing design, a collar of the wrong shape, and a badly arranged tie.
9
But as soon as the butler had gone upstairs, Gissing always kicked off his dinner suit and stiff shirt, and lay down on the hearth-rug.
10
Dresswear or dinner suits should never have turnups though.
11
The guys wear dinner suits.
12
"In his dinner suit, sir, just as he came from the table last night."
13
"Would the time immediately after dinner suit Mademoiselle, for Si Maïeddine to pay his respects?"
14
"I'd better have a dinner suit."