- Common name for the Tony Award, the medallions that have been given annually since 1947 for excellence in some aspect of the theatre/theater. Named after Antoinette Perry, who was chairman of the board and secretary of the American Theatre Wing until her death in 1946.
- A nickname for Anthony, Antonio, Antoinette and related names.
- In the 1920s, a reddish-brown color, usually used to describe a color of clothing (the OED's citations describe shoes and stockings).
- Fashionable, stylish, high-toned, classy. Derived from "tone" and dates back to 1877 .
- An obsolete verb meaning to swindle or make a fool of. (The OED's single citation is from 1652.)
Sources:
http://dictionary.oed.com
http://www.tonys.org/about/history/
http://wordsmith.org/awad/archives/0602
http://www.babynames.com/V5/index.php