regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
often used as intensifiers
Examples:
A regular morass of details. 
A regular nincompoop. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
relating to a person who does something regularly
Examples:
A regular customer. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
occurring at fixed intervals
Examples:
A regular beat. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
symmetrically arranged
Examples:
Regular features. 
A regular polygon. 
regular
noun(reg-u-lar)
a regular patron
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
not constipated
regular
noun(reg-u-lar)
a dependable follower (especially in party politics)
Examples:
He is one of the party regulars. 
regular
noun(reg-u-lar)
a garment size for persons of average height and weight
regular
noun(reg-u-lar)
a soldier in the regular army
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
conforming to a standard or pattern
Examples:
Following the regular procedure of the legislature. 
A regular electrical outlet. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
in accordance with fixed order or procedure or principle
Examples:
His regular calls on his customers. 
Regular meals. 
Regular duties. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
in accord with regular practice or procedure
Examples:
Took his regular morning walk. 
Her regular bedtime. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
not deviating from what is normal
Examples:
Her regular bedtime. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
officially full-time
Examples:
Regular students. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
regularly scheduled for fixed times
Examples:
At a regular meeting of the PTA. 
Regular bus departures. 
regular
adjective(reg-u-lar)
(used of the military) belonging to or engaged in by legitimate army forces
Examples:
The regular army. 
regular
(reg-u-lar)
(of solids) having clear dimensions that can be measured; volume can be determined with a suitable geometric formula