| NORMALCY | State of being regular or common |
| STEADY | Chop up dates and finally enjoy being regular (6) |
| RHYTHMICAL | Starts to review his CIA myth about length being regular (10) |
| SYSTEMS | Formulated, regular, or special methods or plans of procedures. (7) |
| CUSTOMER | A buyer, consumer, patron, punter, regular or shopper; or, a person, perhaps tough or tricky, with whom one has dealings (8) |
| EVEN | Regular or without variations or fluctuations |
| UNIFORM | Regular or consistent, of a ... size |
| VERB | Regular or irregular, it's a word of action (4) |
| ORDINARY | Word used to describe an armorial charge, fixed-price meal, inn, penny-farthing, vanilla flavour or other thing that is characteristically everyday, plain, regular or simple (8) |
| SILVERSURFER | Elderly person who is a regular or enthusiastic user of the Internet (6,6) |
| GAS | Regular or high-test |
| PIE | "Regular" or "Sicilian" order |
| IR | Prefix tor regular or religious |
| GUERRILLA | The Italian detained by training regular or irregular soldier (9) |
| SIZE | Regular or large |
| OCTANE | Regular or premium rating |
| ROUTE | Regular or usual trip expected, initially (5) |
| CONE | Regular or waffle item |
| ORDER | A regular or suitable arrangement (5) |
| VARY | Become less regular or uniform |
