1. An irregularly developed leaf, growing out from the peduncle of a flower.

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

• abtract,
• practi,
• bratt,
• backt,
• bramd,
• absract,
• borat,
• brack,
• borack,
• barack,
• crct,
• braint,
• briant,
• bact,
• brackit,
• drect,
• braket,
• bracve,
• crect,
• bacta

• bratty,
• breasted,
• Broxton,
• Bractlet,
• bracted,
• braced,
• brister,
• brigit,
• bracht,
• react,
• bracket,
• bristol,
• bristly,
• breast,
• brost,
• brecht,
• bruster,
• brit,
• bristle,
• bracteal,
• brackett,
• brockett,
• brad,
• brag,
• bright,
• brest,
• brust,
• brocade,
• brat,
• brocato,
• tract,
• breakout,
• brocket,
• Braxton,
• Bristow.

The adjective form of the word "bract" is "bracteate".

The plural of the "bract" can be the "bracts".

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