Your car has a carburetor. It uses a choke to provide rich fuel mixture during cold-start operation. The choke can only change position from cold/rich to warm/lean or back again when the throttle is not completely closed (when you step on gas pedal at least a little bit.) Also, pressing the gas pedal puts a little extra gas into the intake to ease cold starting. The faster you press the pedal, the more gas it pumps out. If you pump too much, you can flood it which can make starting hard.
The gas pedal is on the right side as you are sitting in the car.
It's the right pedal when you are sitting at or facing the piano.
Small pedal on the left of the brake pedal - activates the rear brake to hold vehicle
press back down on the pedal
above the gas pedal, mounted to the steering wheel.
Check for vacuum leak at brake booster
to the left of your brake pedal there should be a little hatch. its behind that
On many of the GM cars you just depress the pedal and that release a pawl and the pedal is released. Otherwise look for a relase handle under the dash.
Foot on brake pedal or linkage to trans is loose or out of adjustment.
The fuse box on a 1986 Buick Regal is located below the dash near the brake pedal. It prevents circuits in the vehicle from being overloaded.
Pick a gear that's too heavy to pedal while sitting, get out of the saddle, and push it as hard as you can.
Probably your emergency brake pedal. Try lifting up on your e brake pedal and see if id goes out.