USUAL, USUALLY
ADJECTIVES
► ACCUSTOMABLE usually practising or practised; habitual, usual, customary, wonted → 1494 obs.
► ACCUSTOMARY usual, customary → 1541 arch.
► ACCUSTOMATE accustomed, habituated, customary, usual, wonted → 1494 obs.
► CUSTOMABLE established in accordance with custom; usually, customary → 1381 obs.
► CUSTOMAL customary, usual, habitual → c1450 obs. rare
► CUSTOMED in accordance with custom; customary, habitual, usual → a1382 arch.
► CUSTOM to make usual, habitual, or familiar; to practise habitually → 1392 obs.
► NOTHING TO CABLE HOME ABOUT unremarkable; usual; mediocre → World War I Aust. soldiers’ usage
► NOTHING TO WRITE HOME ABOUT unremarkable; usual; mediocre → L19 colloq.
► OLD customary, usual → 1864 Sc. & Eng. dial.
► ONE-ONE normal; as usual → 1950 African-American usage
► USITATE according to custom; customary, usual → 1885
ADVERBS
► ACCUSTOMABLY customarily, habitually, usually, ordinarily → c1450 arch.
► ACCUSTOMARILY usually, customarily → 1662 obs.
► CUSTOMABLY habitually, usually, customarily → 1395 obs.
► CUSTOMLY according to custom; customarily, habitually, usually → c1386 obs.
► YOOZA ► YOOZH usually → 2009 US sl.
NOUNS
► OLD STICK the usual condition, the same state of health or circumstances → Bk1905 Eng. dial.
► ORDINARY, THE what is customary or usual → L19
VERBS
► ACCUSTOM to make a thing customary, habitual, usual, or familiar; to practise habitually → 1477 obs.
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