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regular
/ˈɹɛɡjʊlə/
When used as an adjective, "regular" often describes things that happen on a schedule, such as "regular exercise" or "regular meetings." As a noun, it is almost always used to describe people who are known and welcomed at a specific business (like a bar or cafe). It is usually preceded by the article "a" or used in the plural form "regulars." In some contexts, especially when ordering food or drinks, "regular" can be used as an adjective to mean 'medium size' or 'standard version'.
💬Casual Conversation
can u pick up a regular coffee for me on ur way back? i'm dying here.
nah. you're not a regular there, stop acting like it.
Meanings
Arranged in or constituting a constant or uniform pattern; recurring at fixed intervals.
"She takes regular breaks every two hours to stretch."
Conforming to a standard rule, law, or customary practice; ordinary.
"This is not a regular occurrence in this part of the country."