Brat ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Brat ( noun )

1. A child who is badly behaved or spoiled.
2. A child who is difficult to control or manage due to being spoiled, demanding, or disobedient.

Origin:

From middle english brat, from old english brætt ("clothes, apparel, garment"), from proto-germanic *brattaz ("cloth, garment"), from proto-indo-european *bhrat- ("clothes, covering").

Examples:

1. He was called a brat for his constant misbehavior.
2. She was so demanding that everyone called her a brat.
3. The brat threw a tantrum in the store.
4. He was always a brat and didn't listen to anyone.
5. He was a brat and always got his way.

(As a verb)

Brat ( verb )

1. A child who is badly behaved or spoiled.
2. A child who is difficult to control or manage due to being spoiled, demanding, or disobedient.

Origin:

From middle english brat, from old english brætt ("clothes, apparel, garment"), from proto-germanic *brattaz ("cloth, garment"), from proto-indo-european *bhrat- ("clothes, covering").

Examples:

1. He was called a brat for his constant misbehavior.
2. She was so demanding that everyone called her a brat.
3. The brat threw a tantrum in the store.
4. He was always a brat and didn't listen to anyone.
5. He was a brat and always got his way.