Adjective modifier

• Arab: Arab irregulars swarmed to the scene to take part in the kill.

Modifies a noun

• ordination: Having just had my own curry ( see the " Irregular Ordinations " thread ) I must away to my bed.

• heartbeat: This can result in irregular heartbeat which could lead to heart failure.

• verb: WEEK 2 Test on present tense, irregular verbs.

• coursing: Medium to large linear blocks with large rectangular blocks in the lower stage of the tower; irregular coursing.

• bleeding: Women who took the sequential regimens had good cycle control with minimal irregular bleeding.

• interval: At irregular intervals, there are roll call votes.

Used with adjective complement

• become: At low weights heart muscle is affected, the beat can become irregular.

• seem: The old order was thus threatened by an unsympathetic incumbent on one side and by growing Wesleyan concern about practices which seemed increasingly irregular.

Noun used with modifier

• dwarf: Dwarf irregulars play a key role in astronomers ' attempts to unravel the history of galaxies in the early universe.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: Three broad roads, of somewhat irregular widths, make their way through the city toward the north.

• slightly: Sometimes this is revealed by a slight chattering of the tool and/or a slightly irregular cut.

• highly: Download previous copies of the now highly irregular Track & Field Star.

• rather: Either they follow them at a constant distance or they catch them on a rather irregular trajectory.

• extremely: Even if the Government is to make contributions it comes to little, it comes too late and is extremely irregular.

• very: The area occupied by the spokes is very irregular, being marked out by the supports of the branch, which are infinitely variable.

Preposition: in

• shape: Fields are small to medium in size and irregular in shape.

• size: This is why the cottages are ' quaint ' and irregular in size.

• form: Where present, fields are small/medium in size and irregular in form.

Preposition: with

• evening: Hours can be irregular with some evening and weekend work required in the run up to shows.