See Also: irregular 1, adjective(dictionary)
Irregular(medicine)
IRREGULAR(law)
irregular(dictionary)
irregular 2, noun(dictionary)
HEIR, IRREGULAR(law)
IRREGULAR DEPOSIT(law)
Irregular periods(health)
irregular pulse(medicine)
irregular astigmatism(medicine)

irregular 1, adjective (oh)



having a shape, surface, pattern etc that is not even, smooth, or balanced
-synonym uneven uneven
-opposite regular regular
::a jagged, irregular coastline
::It has a highly irregular shape, covered in bumps and indentations.
not happening at times that are an equal distance from each other
-opposite regular regular
::He's receiving medication for an irregular heartbeat.
::Beamish only returned to Britain at irregular intervals .
not happening or done at the normal time for doing something
-opposite regular regular
::Funeral directors often work long, irregular hours .
formal not obeying the usually accepted legal or moral rules
::It would be highly irregular (=extremely irregular) for a minister to accept payments of this kind.
irregular verb/plural etc
a verb or a form of a word that does not follow the usual pattern of grammar, such as the verb 'catch' or the plural 'fish'
-opposite regular regular
AmE a word meaning constipated (=unable to easily pass food waste from your body) , used in order to be polite
-- irregularly adv
-- irregularity /I7regjJ5lArZti/ n [U and C]
::The club were found guilty of financial irregularities.