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The runner-ups were good but not good enough, as the word associated with pop singer Charli XCX and Kamala Harris is named Collins Dictionary's Word of the Year. The votes are in and we have a winner.

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That title has been made official as Collins Dictionary crowned “brat” — which is associated with chaotic behaviour — the word of the year, with a nod to the acid-green Charli XCX record.