Usual is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for USUAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the thing which is typically done or present
• the drink one habitually prefers
• Such as is in common use; such as occurs in ordinary practice, or in the ordinary course of events; customary; ordinary; habitual; common.
• ordinary or commonplace events
ADJECTIVE:
• customary
• habitually or typically occurring or done; customary
• of the most normal, frequent, or regular type
• occurring or encountered or experienced or observed frequently or in accordance with regular practice or procedure
• commonly encountered
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that is usual (ordinary)

Words related to USUAL

customary16 usually10 usualness9 usuals6

How to use USUAL in a sentence

• We have seen the most purely ideal philosopher in this country face the black muzzles of a dozen loaded revolvers with his usual serene composure.
• When he is out for a walk on Sunday with his wife and daughter, and a British aeroplane passes over them with the usual fascinating roar, Henry is very superior.
• One day he went farther than usual in his quest for roots.
• Nevertheless I compelled the play to be rapid, and in the dim light, depending less than usual on sight and more than usual on feel, our blades were in continual touch.
• The library was more quiet than usual, and despite the overwhelming number of books she had to replace that day she worked rather slowly.
• An office chair of the usual swing type stood in front of it.
• As she was thinking over her condition, and how she should manage affairs so as to make home comfortable, the door opened, and in came Edward earlier than usual, a sober man.
• But the Lutheran leaders would not listen to the Calvinists, nor the Calvinists to the Lutherans, and the masses, as usual, blindly followed their leaders.
• But the commissariat of the Persians was, as usual, well arranged.
• Thirty to sixty thousand pounds is the usual cost of their headquarters.
• He was seen one cold autumn evening, silently and steadily at work as usual, setting up a new cross on the site of one which had been shattered to splinters in the troubled times.
• The usual masquerade drew the peasantry to the town and no one was at work in the fields.
• We, I am sorry to say, have been somewhat more harassed than usual lately.
• During its continuance she complained of its influence as usual.
• There were but three weeks more of school, and the term ended about as usual.
• As usual rumor is wrong, but I have enough so that you will always be comfortable.
• V The work on the mill was pushed, and in spite of the usual amount of unforeseen delays, it was ready for work by the latter part of September.
• To make the print in relief place the positive in the frame first with the film side out and the negative on top of this with the film side up in the usual manner.
• The fine season passed away in the midst of the usual work.
• But beyond a mere gentle abstraction at times he retained his usual calm.
• A furious tempest struck them in the open sea, which lasted three days, with the usual horrors.
• She was three feet wider than usual and as much as ten feet shorter.
• We had progressed like this for fully half an hour when Francis, who was in front as usual, beckoned us to lie down.
• Matters gradually settled into their regular course at the farm, and all went on as usual.

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