🇬🇧 Irregular meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Irregular means something is not even, smooth, or in a normal pattern—it's bumpy, lumpy, surprise‑shaped, or happens at odd times instead of in a steady, regular way.

My hair is so irregular that even my comb asked for a day off.

Our snowman has such an irregular body that people keep asking if he’s a snowman or modern art.

Our class sang the song with such irregular timing that the music teacher briefly checked if we were aliens learning human noises.

The lizard’s irregular tail pattern looked like someone tried to draw stripes while riding a roller coaster.

The pancake was such an irregular shape that Mom called it a “limited‑edition mystery blob.”

A child walks on an irregular path. The stones are irregular and make irregular steps. Her small foot hits an irregular rock, she falls and laughs, feeling a small pain. She rubs her knee and cries a bit, then smiles. A friend helps her up. They smile at the irregular path and walk home, careful and happy.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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