Converse of object

• wear: At the village carnival, people are all in fancy dress, only No.6 wears a black tuxedo.

• rent: Her beau Mackenzie matched her in his rented tuxedo.

• don: Cox's portrayal was so successful he donned a tuxedo and won awards.

• get: You can get a made-to-measure tuxedo or particular style of dress for a cut of what it would cost over here in the UK.

Adjective modifier

• white: He sheds his wetsuit to reveal a white tuxedo perfect for the night ahead in a club.

• black: For example, the groom should not be showing up in a formal black tuxedo for a wedding on the beach.

• smart: Presently a figure in a smart tuxedo and spotless white gloves swings through the street-side window into Ducasse's room.

Modifies a noun

• jacket: But more recently they have acquired a splendid set of patterned tuxedo jackets, which they wear with proper dress shirts and black tie.

• rental: Bridal gowns, bridesmaids dresses, tuxedos, tuxedo rentals.. .

• shirt: The staff may wear tuxedo shirts with bow ties and blank pants or skirts.

• coat: Then, shedding his tuxedo coat, he performed a driving version of the rock standard Knock on Wood.

• suit: Smarten up your outfit with a tuxedo suit, which are making a comeback this season.

• junction: Tuxedo Junction was one such record-breaking recording, selling 115, 000 copies in its first week of release.