ordinary or normal, not special or unusual
After the holiday rush, the store went back to its regular hours.
He prefers a regular coffee rather than any flavored one.
happening at the same time or in the same way again and again
The town bus makes regular stops every fifteen minutes.
He takes his medicine at regular times each day.
a person who visits or uses a place or service very often
The barista greeted the regular with a warm smile.
As a regular, he knows all the waiters by name.
arranged evenly or having all sides and angles equal
A square is a regular shape with four equal sides and angles.
The garden paths form a regular grid.
following the usual rules of grammar or word formation
'Walk' is a regular verb because its past form is 'walked'.
Many English plurals are regular, simply adding '-s'.
happening or done at fixed or frequent intervals, following a routine or schedule
She goes jogging regularly every morning before work.
The bus arrives regularly at ten-minute intervals.
in the normal, proper, or orderly way, following an expected pattern or rule
Despite the heavy snow, the trains were still running regularly.
The teeth on the metal gear are spaced regularly around its edge.
