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'Brat,' the Charli XCX album that lived a life of its own this summer, has been declared by Collins Dictionary as its word of the year. "Brat," the wildly popular studio album by British artist ...

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If you want to sound like you’re with the times, then make sure to add Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year to your vocabulary: brat. In 2023, “AI” was named by Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year, ...

LONDON (AP) — Collins Dictionary has declared “brat” – the album title that became a summer-living ideal – its 2024 word of the year. The word, used by singer Charli XCX as the title of ...

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LONDON, Nov 2, (AP): Collins Dictionary has declared "brat” - the album title that became a summer-living ideal - its 2024 word of the year. The word, used by singer Charli XCX as the title of her ...

Just when we thought Charli xcx‘s brat era was winding down, it’s gone and snatched the crown as Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year, proving that brat summer really is forever.

Collins Dictionary has named "brat" as its Word of the Year for 2024, inspired by Charli XCX's sixth album, which popularised the term. The word "brat" is now defined as someone with a "confident, ...

Brat, the word redefined by singer Charli XCX and adopted by supporters of US presidential candidate Kamala Harris, was on Friday named the Collins Word of the Year 2024. "Brat" was the name of the UK ...