tailcoat
swallow-tailed coat

And not a tailcoat or a silk hat to be seen.

"We see people in purple and orange tailcoats all the time."

Certainly, at 200-odd years old, the tailcoat doesn't look its age.

In their black top hats and tailcoats they looked more like vultures than ever.

The doorman in his tailcoat doesn't even look at me.

Indeed, an overcoat may be worn over the top of a tailcoat.

He was shown through the double doors into the hall by an old man in a butler's tailcoat.

Suddenly, through the mist, appeared eight men in tailcoats and with patent-leather hair.

When he got married the first time, back before the Great War, he'd done it in a rented tailcoat.

At the far end of the pool stood an old man in a tailcoat and white tie, beckoning to him.

On board days he would wear a tailcoat.

A short, skinny man in a bottle-green tailcoat stood alone near the stem.

Men also sought a similar alternative to the extremely formal tailcoat worn every evening.

Bugs immediately dresses in a tailcoat and wants to have a peek at what is cooking.

The dressiest styles were long tailcoats over short lace dresses.

This meant that their tailcoats eventually smelled of tobacco.

Some nights, he has raced to the scene of a crime from a ball, still wearing his top hat and tailcoat.

He had draped the tailcoat over his chair.

He took a folded sheet of paper from his tailcoat pocket and read from it.

A tailcoat was shown over a backless silver vest.

Ramses was a vision in her father's white boiled shirt and beautifully cut tailcoat.

Send a lackey to clean up, and lay out a tailcoat for me.'

There is something a little anarchic about the flapping tailcoats of the bounding men.

She took her courage in both hands and ran her palms up the sleeves of his tailcoat.

Though rarely used, men can also substitute a tailcoat for the standard dinner dress jacket with this uniform.