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regular 
  adj 
1 normal, customary, or usual 
2 according to a uniform principle, arrangement, or order 
trees planted at regular intervals  
3 occurring at fixed or prearranged intervals 
to make a regular call on a customer  
4 following a set rule or normal practice; methodical or orderly 
5 symmetrical in appearance or form; even 
regular features  
6 prenominal organized, elected, conducted, etc., in a proper or officially prescribed manner 
7 prenominal officially qualified or recognized 
he's not a regular doctor  
8 prenominal (intensifier) 
a regular fool  
9  (U.S. and Canadian) 
informal likable, dependable, or nice (esp. in the phrase a regular guy) 
10 denoting or relating to the personnel or units of the permanent military services 
a regular soldier, the regular army  
11 (of flowers) having any of their parts, esp. petals, alike in size, shape, arrangement, etc.; symmetrical 
12 (of the formation, inflections, etc., of a word) following the usual pattern of formation in a language 
13  (Maths) 
a (of a polygon) equilateral and equiangular 
b (of a polyhedron) having identical regular polygons as faces that make identical angles with each other 
c (of a prism) having regular polygons as bases 
d (of a pyramid) having a regular polygon as a base and the altitude passing through the centre of the base 
e  another name for  →  analytic  →  5 
14  (Botany)  another word for  →  actinomorphic 
15 postpositive subject to the rule of an established religious order or community 
canons regular  
16  (U.S. politics) of, selected by, or loyal to the leadership or platform of a political party 
a regular candidate, regular policies  
17  (Crystallog)  another word for  →  cubic  →  4 
  n 
18 a professional long-term serviceman in a military unit 
19 Informal a person who does something regularly, such as attending a theatre or patronizing a shop 
20 a member of a religious order or congregation, as contrasted with a secular 
21  (U.S. politics) a party member loyal to the leadership, organization, platform, etc., of his party 
  (C14: from Old French reguler, from Latin regularis of a bar of wood or metal, from regula ruler, model) 
♦  regularity  n 
♦  regularly  adv 



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