1. A child, so called in contempt.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• baral,
• orat,
• bratt,
• brauts,
• brathe,
• braed,
• braty,
• buray,
• grat,
• braod,
• braul,
• bramd,
• borat,
• borad,
• brst,
• bral,
• brair,
• birate,
• sbirat,
• breat

• Brodt,
• bryd,
• bradt,
• breath,
• broth,
• breadth,
• broad,
• boat,
• Breda,
• brut,
• bran,
• Bret,
• britt,
• breit,
• breth,
• Britto,
• Brett,
• brith,
• beat,
• brito,
• brad,
• breathe,
• Britta,
• brute,
• bread,
• bruit,
• brott,
• BRATT,
• bat,
• rat,
• bratty,
• brit,
• bray,
• broady,
• Brite,
• brag.

The adjective form of the word "brat" is "bratty".

The plural of the "brat" can be the "brats".

The singular of the "brat" can be the "brat".