Proper noun
Bratcher (plural Bratchers)
A surname.
Bratcher, who describes himself as a moderate, wouldn't say who he’ll vote for, but offered a forgiving assessment of Trump. Source: Internet
The returning varsity players are senior guards Fiorella Samaniego, Jaylynn Pinto and Jazalis Gual; senior forwards Jaylyanna Bratcher and Nathalie Marin and junior guard April Lopez. Source: Internet
Beau Bratcher and Alison Logan make appropriate cartoons of Lord and Lady Mulligan, a pair of bourgeois swells. Source: Internet
Charlotte Hylden (right) and Anna Kiehn, first-grade students at Our Lady of the Holy Souls School in Little Rock, pay attention to teacher Amy Bratcher during a math lesson. Source: Internet
In exchange for Fight dropping his lawsuit and keeping silent about the settlement, the ATA and its insurance company paid Fight $90,000 and his attorney, Lynne Bratcher, $45,000, according to the agreement. Source: Internet
Bratcher has drafted up three bills which will be submitted for pre-filing next week and will be up for discussion at the start of next legislative session in January. Source: Internet