verb
disremember
Disremember (verb) means (informal) To not be able to remember something; to forget it.
verb
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(informal) To not be able to remember something; to forget it.
"‘I got a idee he's maybe sniffin around after a sartin gal, and me'n John is wonderin if he aint complete disremembered that that gal belongs to John's boy.’"
— Donald Harington, Lightning Bug (1970)
""Take those things I sold yesterday. How much did you make on them?" "I couldn't say, dearie. I disremember what I paid for them," said Mrs Dibble evasively."
— Norman Lindsay, Dust or Polish? (1950)
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Etymology
Formed from dis- and remember.
Rhymes for disremember
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What is the meaning of disremember?
"disremember" (verb) means (informal) To not be able to remember something; to forget it.
