Occurring, found, or done often; in general use; usual, prevalent.

Consistent with nature; normal, expected. Ordinary; conforming to a usual or normal character (or †constitution).

= ordinary, adj. in various senses.

Belonging to the regular or usual order or course of things; having a place in a fixed or regulated sequence; occurring in the course of regular…

ilk-day's: everyday, ordinary, usual (cf. ilka day at ilka, adj. phrases 2). Obsolete.

Natural.

That is matter of common talk; common, ordinary, usual. Obsolete.

Of an action, practice, custom, etc.: often carried out; habitual, ordinary, usual. In early use frequently with to.

Common or customary in respect of the use or understanding of language, words, or ideas.

Of, relating to, or associated with a workday or its activities; (hence) routine, ordinary, humdrum; not special, unusual, or interesting in any…

Everyday, ordinary, commonplace. Obsolete.

Passed from hand to hand; common, ordinary, vulgar. Obsolete.

Somewhat common, usual, or ordinary.

Of, relating to, or associated with a workday or its activities. Hence: ordinary, routine, humdrum. Cf. workaday, adj.

Of a person's behaviour, personality, attitude, etc.: natural, ordinary, normal.

Relating to or concerned with everyday needs and issues; ordinary; mundane, humdrum. In later use also: basic, fundamental, very important.

Constituting or conforming to a type or standard; regular, usual, typical; ordinary, conventional. (The usual sense.)

that appears ordinary or usual; unremarkable, everyday.

= tralatitious, adj. 2 3.

Of life, etc.: such as one wakes up to each day; that is experienced by ordinary people; regular.