brat
31brat — [16] The origins of brat are not altogether clear, but it has plausibly been connected with the English dialect brat ‘makeshift or ragged garment’, as being the sort of apparel a rough or ill mannered child might wear. This brat first appeared in …
32brat — noun Etymology: perhaps from English dialect brat coarse garment Date: circa 1505 1. a. child; specifically an ill mannered annoying child < a spoiled brat > b. an ill mannered …
33brat — I Canadian Slang Military Brat someone who has spent their youth being raised by a regular force member, almost always having lived on numerous bases and major cities across the country (if not abroad). II Mawdesley Glossary an apron, a rough… …
34brat — [[t]bræ̱t[/t]] brats N COUNT (disapproval) If you call someone, especially a child, a brat, you mean that he or she behaves badly or annoys you. [INFORMAL] He s a spoilt brat …
35brat — noun (C) informal a child, especially a badly behaved one: spoilt/spoiled brat: That kid of theirs is a real spoilt brat …
36brat — [[t]bræt[/t]] n. a child, esp. an annoying, spoiled, or impolite child • Etymology: 1495–1505 brat′tish, adj. brat′ty, adj. ti•er, ti•est …
37Brat — Filmdaten Deutscher Titel: Der Bruder Originaltitel: Брат Produktionsland: Russland Erscheinungsjahr: 1997 Länge: 95 Minuten Originalsprache: Russisch …
38brat — noun Brat is used before these nouns: ↑pack …
39Brat — išlaja statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. bleed; burr vok. Brat, m; Grat, m rus. заусенец, m; облой, m pranc. bavure, f …
40brat — A derogatory word for a child, expressing contempt or implying that the child concerned is of little or no significance. The word has been in use with this meaning since the beginning of the sixteenth century, and is of obscure origin. It is… …
