"brattery" meaning in English

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          "text": "I should esteem myself in luck, were the nuisances of this seaport confined only to two senses; but, alas! the apartment above my head proves a squalling brattery, and the sounds which proceed from it are so loud and frequent, that a person might think himself in limbo, without any extravagance.",
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        "(uncountable, informal) Brattish behaviour."
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