Regular events have equal amounts of time between them, so that they happen, for example, at the same time each day or each week.

Regular events happen often.

If you are, for example, a regular customer at a shop or a regular visitor to a place, you go there often.

The regulars at a place or in a team are the people who often go to the place or are often in the team.

You use regular when referring to the thing, person, time, or place that is usually used by someone. For example, someone's regular place is the place where they usually sit.

A regular rhythm consists of a series of sounds or movements with equal periods of time between them.

Regular is used to mean 'normal'.

In some restaurants, a regular drink or quantity of food is of medium size.

A regular pattern or arrangement consists of a series of things with equal spaces between them.

If something has a regular shape, both halves are the same and it has straight edges or a smooth outline.

Regular troops are professional soldiers who are a permanent part of an official national army.

In grammar, a regular verb, noun, or adjective inflects in the same way as most verbs, nouns, or adjectives in the language.