IPA: //tʌkˈsiːdoʊd//
KK: /tʌkˈsiːdoʊd/
Wearing a formal suit typically worn for special occasions, usually black and consisting of a jacket and trousers.
He looked very elegant in his tuxedoed outfit at the wedding.
Tuxedoed → The word 'tuxedo' originates from the name of a place, Tuxedo Park, in New York, where the style of formal wear was popularized. The suffix '-ed' indicates a state or condition. Therefore, 'tuxedoed' refers to being dressed in a tuxedo, or in the state of wearing a tuxedo.
Imagine someone dressed in formal wear from Tuxedo Park — that's how you remember that 'tuxedoed' means being dressed in a tuxedo.
No commonly confused words.