habitué

A habitué would not have so savagely hurled back in the dandy's teeth the insinuation that he wanted only one paltry room.

After he became an habitué of the house, Mrs. Vandyke grew more communicative in regard to him.

"He's been sayin' that every Sunday these ten year past," answered Jerry with the insolence of the ancient habitué.

As regards price, unless you are an habitué or make special terms, a fairly little simple dinner will average out at 10s.

My uncle, who is an habitué of Paris, was at the Jockey Club one day, and heard two exquisites talking about them.