happening repeatedly in a fixed pattern, with equal or similar amounts of space or time between one and the next:

usual or ordinary; normal:

Regular also means of an average or standard size:

The regular army is the permanently organized army of a country.

grammar A regular verb, noun, adjective, or other type of word follows the usual rules in the language for changing word endings.

If you describe a man as a regular guy, you mean that he is an ordinary, likable person:

doing the same thing or going to the same place often:

shaped equally on all sides:

someone who goes to the same place or does the same thing often:

happening at the same time each day, week, month, etc. and usually fairly often:

[ before noun ] COMMERCE used to describe someone who often uses something or buys something from the same organization:

[ before noun ] HR used to describe someone who is employed permanently by a company, etc.:

[ before noun ] HR used to describe work that is permanent:

COMMERCE ordinary or typical in size or quality:

COMMERCE a customer who goes to the same store, restaurant, etc. very often: