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forgettory 

The opposite of your memory. A place in your mind that stores everything you've ever forgotten.
If you could somehow tap into your forgettory, you would be so smart! Like, immediately!
forgettory by CL Delicious March 8, 2005
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Forgettory 

A memory that forgets things almost straight away .... especially names. A brain like a sieve.

An alternative spelling for forgettery
"I rarely remember names for more than a few minutes as I have a very good forgettory ."
Forgettory by CheshireMo October 25, 2009

Forgettory 

The place in the brain dedicated to forgetting things.
Antonym: Memory
Noun: A forgettory

Derived from verb: to forget. In this instance, to forget frequently.
Sentence: "I do apologise for not remembering your name - I have a forgettory."

Further explanation: A forgettory commonly occurs in people experiencing peri-menopause and/or menopause.

I acknowledge my Aunt, who lived int he 20th century, for this golden nugget :-)
Forgettory by Urbankatie August 3, 2025

Forgettery

A memory that forgets things almost straight away .... especially names.
She said to him: "I'm sorry. Please remind me what your name is again. I have a forgettery instead of a memory".

Similar to a forgettory.
Forgettery by CheshireMo October 20, 2009

Forgetories 

What a great time last night, so many forgetories
Forgetories by Perverted Puppy October 12, 2010

Forgetery 

Where all the things you don’t remember go.
I think we should put the memory of the time we spoke a little too loud about those people on the forgetery cause it was so bad.
Forgetery by xCHEEEEZZZx July 19, 2021

clit licker forgetter 

a person who pretends to "forget" their night of drinking, and use that as an excuse for hooking up
Ed is a clit licker forgetter when he says he forgets the night b4, but was obviously not that intoxicated.
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