routine
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
routine/ruːˈtiːn/
▶noun
- 1 a sequence of actions regularly followed; a fixed unvarying programme.
- 2 a set sequence in a theatrical or comic performance.
- 1 performed as part of a regular procedure: a routine inspection.
- 2 characteristic of routine; without variety.
– derivatives
routinely adverb,
routinization (or routinisation) noun,
routinize (or routinise) verb.
routinely adverb,
routinization (or routinisation) noun,
routinize (or routinise) verb.
'routine' also found in these Oxford entries:
act
- automatic pilot
- chore
- clerical
- clerk
- day
- diagnostic
- escape
- formation dancing
- groove
- hack
- harness
- housekeeping
- humdrum
- mark
- meat
- milk run
- office boy
- paperwork
- patch
- patrol
- pen-pusher
- physical jerks
- pipe
- recursive
- rut
- service
- shitwork
- shtick
- spadework
- stooge
- swing
- unpatched
- upstart
- utility program
- Yogalates
