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memobomb
(Verb) To forget something that was just said or told, especially when asked to recall it shortly after, often because you weren’t paying full attention.
Mostly use in simple past sentences.
Mostly use in simple past sentences.
In complex sentences:
A: "When the teacher asked me to repeat the instructions, I memobombed and couldn’t remember what she just said."
B: "She asked for the meeting time, but I memobombed and had to check my notes."
C: "He memobombed the directions right after hearing them and had to ask again."
Casual:
A: "I got memobombed"
B: "Wait, what! What was that? Oh.. I got memobombed"
A: "When the teacher asked me to repeat the instructions, I memobombed and couldn’t remember what she just said."
B: "She asked for the meeting time, but I memobombed and had to check my notes."
C: "He memobombed the directions right after hearing them and had to ask again."
Casual:
A: "I got memobombed"
B: "Wait, what! What was that? Oh.. I got memobombed"