1. tux - Noun
2. Tux - Proper noun
tux (plural tuxes)
(colloquial) Clipping of tuxedo.
tūx m
Alternative form of tūsc
Tux
A cuddly cartoon penguin, the official Linux mascot.
After Dobrik’s marriage to Lorraine, he posted a photo of himself in a tux standing alongside his new wife in a wedding dress. Source: Internet
An estimated $30,000 grand prize wedding including venue, catering, dress, tux, decor, flowers, honeymoon and more. Source: Internet
Joaquin, who had pledged to wear the same outfit throughout this awards season to help the environment, stayed true to his words and recycled his Stella McCartney tux for the Critics' Choice Awards. Source: Internet
Best Dressed (Male): Dev Patel, in his cool and sharp retro tux that made me think of Sammy Davis Jr. Source: Internet
“From his matching floral set at Coachella to his eggplant colored-Versace tux at the 2017 Met Gala, he’ll always bring something you won’t expect—and he’ll top it all off with that distinctive hat and a sweet pair of shades.” Source: Internet
DJ laughed and whispered to Taylor, “Conner just asked me if he needs to get a red tux.” Source: Internet