1. Coming at short intervals or habitually
   "a frequent guest"; "frequent complaints" 
2. Frequently encountered
   "a frequent (or common) error is using the transitive verb 'lay' for the intransitive 'lie'"

1. Do one's shopping at; do business with; be a customer or client of
   - patronize, patronise [Brit], shop, shop at, buy at, sponsor 
2. Be a regular or frequent visitor to a certain place
   - haunt

Derived forms: frequented, frequents, frequenting

See also: common, dominant, frequence, frequency, frequenter, frequently, predominant, prevailing, prevalent, regular, rife, steady

Type of: back up, support, travel to, visit

Antonym: infrequent

Encyclopedia: Frequent

• under a cloud
• under arms
• under attack
• under fire
• under it
• under that
• under the circumstances
• under the weather
• under wraps
• under-represent
• under-the-counter
• under-the-table
• underachieve
• underachievement
• underachiever
• underact
• underactive
• underage
• underarm
• underbelly
• underbid
• underbodice
• underbody
• underboss
• underbred