It is used in New England (especially Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut) to describe coffee made with cream and sugar, as opposed to black coffee. People typically say "I'll take a regular coffee" at a diner or Dunkin' and receive a coffee with cream and one sugar (or adjustable amounts).

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „regular coffee” po angielsku

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