echoic memory

When you know a person so much, that you can hear their voice in your head, even if they never said that word or sentence

Echoic memory is one type of sensory memory process. Specifically, echoic memory is sensory memory associated with auditory information received from the environment. The term echoic stems from the word echo, which is in reference to the brief echo, or the reverberation of sound that is transmitted neurologically via this type of sensory memory.

by Meow_Kat April 21, 2016

Warwick Vets memorial middle school

A place that is filled with dumb kids who need serious help. Has mostly really short kids that go there and maybe 1 tall person. The teachers suck and when your there it feels like hell. Most kids who go to this school goes nowhere is life.

There are lots of threats to this school because no one likes it there. The food sucks and and so does the bus drivers.

Tyler: Hey when was the last time you went to hell
Jackson: Oh do you mean Warwick Vets memorial middle school

Jordan: Whoever made school should die a slow painful death
Jackson: Yup
Tyler: I hate Vets

by :) dumbass (: January 28, 2022

Dory Memory

When someone has the same memory as dory from finding Nemo. These people are generally a little less intelligent than average. Even the most important type of information is forgotten in seconds.

Oh no did Lizanne forget again? She has such a dory memory.

by Somerandomkid123455 February 17, 2021

Set Adrift on Memory Bliss

Gettin lost in some good memories

Also a song by P.M. Dawn

Jimmothy: Yo? You listenin’?
Jimmothy JR: Nah, I’m Set Adrift on Memory Bliss, my bad dawg
Jimmothy: It’s all good

by Den322 July 22, 2023

blind carbon copy false memory

when receipients of a bcc falsely believe unknowingly that they’re familiar with a person mentioned in it but are not.

The blind carbon copy false memory thru the recipients for a loop.

by Coop Dupe June 12, 2018

snap term memory loss

When you send a snapchat and the person replies, but you forgot what you said originally

Person 1: Dude, she snapped me and I had no clue what she was talking about because I forgot what I said

Person 2: Oh you got that Snap Term Memory Loss

by Jiminy Biply Bobert September 4, 2019

Anal memory

When the ripples of flatulence embed the memory to the anal region

"And it was none more committed than to that of the anal memory"

by PatchyScratchy April 11, 2024