regular (Noun) — A regular patron.
regular (Noun) — A soldier in the regular army.
regular (Noun) — A dependable follower (especially in party politics). ex. "he is one of the party regulars"
regular (Noun) — A garment size for persons of average height and weight.
regular (Adjective) — In accordance with fixed order, procedure or principle. ex. "his regular calls on his customers" ex. "regular meals" ex. "regular duties"
regular (Adjective) — Used as an intensifier; actual. ex. "a regular morass of details"
regular (Adjective) — Conforming to a standard or pattern. ex. "following the regular procedure of the legislature" ex. "a regular electrical outlet"
regular (Adjective) — Regularly scheduled for fixed times. ex. "at a regular meeting of the PTA" ex. "regular bus departures"
regular (Adjective) — In accord with regular practice or procedure. ex. "took his regular morning walk" ex. "her regular bedtime"
regular (Adjective) — Occurring at fixed intervals. ex. "a regular beat"
regular (Adjective) — Relating to a person who does something regularly. ex. "a regular customer"
regular (Adjective) — (used of the military) belonging to or engaged in by legitimate army forces. ex. "the regular army"
regular (Adjective) — (of solids) having clear dimensions that can be measured; volume can be determined with a suitable geometric formula.
regular (Adjective) — Not constipated.
regular (Adjective) — Symmetrically arranged. ex. "a regular polygon" ex. "regular features"
regular (Adjective) — Not deviating from what is normal. ex. "her regular bedtime"
regular (Adjective) — Officially full-time. ex. "regular students"