Usual | Mean of usual in English Dictionary

/ˈjuːʒəwəl/

• done, found, or used most of the time or in most cases
1. She charges less than the usual fee.
2. He took his usual route to work.
3. the usual method for preparing chili
4. my usual activities
5. We've been working more than (is) usual.
6. She is not my usual doctor.
7. It's usual to charge a fee for delivery.
8. It's not usual for him to get home so late.
• in the way that happens or exists most of the time or in most cases
1. We joked and laughed as usual.
2. I was very tired at the end of the day, as usual.
3. He complained endlessly, as per usual. [=as he usually does]
• to behave in the way you usually do
1. Is anything wrong? You're not your usual self today.
• Noun

• what happens or is done most of the time
1. “What have you been doing lately?” “Oh, you know. The usual.” [=the things I usually do]
• what someone chooses to eat or drink most of the time
1. “What'll it be, Joe?” “I'll have the usual, please.”