The word "regulars" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who regularly visit a place such as a store or restaurant, or to refer to customers who make regular purchases. For example: "The regulars at the cafe all know each other's names."
It also tells you the meaning of "zedded", "donds" and other strange words used by RR regulars.
Many RR regulars also congregate at the 'Spill blog.
There is a long-running show on Italia 1 called Le lene and, a while back, three of its regulars, Trio Medusa, collared the Rome city official with responsibility for policing the stadium and took him through some hypothetical questions about what would happen if a female tourist was repeatedly struck in the face and the attackers took her camera.
British and Irish golfers, who would be links regulars for top amateur events, find themselves far removed from gusting winds and uneven bounces when taking up lucrative residence in Florida.
A small central area has shop, internet, laundry, books, snorkelling gear and regulars who gather to shoot the breeze.
How regulars are saving beloved pubs Further up the road at the Junction, landlord Tony Grey was far from convinced about the mass ACV listing.
Lee Johnson's "savvy-free" team's most recent reverse came on New Year's Day at home to Shrewsbury and prompted a chorus of jeers from Boundary Park regulars.
Breakfast is organic and so delicious that many of the locals have become regulars.
It's a jaunt so lavish as to be almost comic – where big money developers invite town hall executives for secret discussions aboard private yachts, and whose regulars boast that they get through more champagne than all the liggers at the film festival.
Piper has lots of "regulars" who return each year to Mamora Bay and the St James's Club, which sits pretty between two white sand beaches.
I'm amazed by how approachable everyone is, whether they're a first-timer, like me, or one of the core of regulars.
