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I was raised - (phrasal)
BE BROUGHT UP
You know it but can’t say it at the moment. IT IS ON THE...
TIP OF MY TONGUE
You think or talk about it all constantly. (idiom) - TO HAVE SOMETHING...
ON THE BRAIN
If you forget what you were saying, for example after a disturbance or interruption (idiom) - LOSE...
YOUR TRAIN OF THOUGHT
To have a very bad memory and forget things easily - (idiom) HAVE A MEMORY ...
LIKE A SIEVE
Information that is given but immediately forgotten or ignored. - (idiom) IN ONE...
EAR AND OUT THE OTHER
When memories suddenly return very quickly and very strongly, often because something reminds you of the past. You say that - MEMORIES  F.........  B.......
FLOOD BACK
A memory that is both happy and sad at the same time.
A BITTERSWEET MEMORY
It stays in your head and you keep thinking about it. IT L.........  ....  Y......  M........
LINGERS (IN YOUR MIND) / REMAIN
One of the first things you can remember from your childhood.
EARLIEST MEMORY
To make me think of something from the past. R...............
REMIND
To get rid of a memory. B........... O........... / E.................
BLOCK OUT / ERASE
Make a memory come into your mind (phrasal verb) - B....................  B..............
BRING BACK
Happy and warm memories that you remember with pleasure. F..................... M ......................
FOND MEMORIES
To be remembered very clearly and very permanently because it was powerful, emotional, shocking, or very meaningful. - TO BE  E...... ... ...... M...........
ETCHED IN YOUR MEMORY
I suddenly cannot remember anything or cannot think of what to say. - MY MIND...
HAS GONE BLANK
An idiom for when you say something by mistake that you didn't intend to say. - IT WAS A  S....... ....  .......  T.......................
SLIP OF MY TONGUE
An idiom meaning you forgot something. IT   S..........  MY  M.......................
SLIPPED MY MIND
We use it when we’re struggling to remember a name, a date, a detail, an idea, or when we’re trying hard to solve a problem. YOU R................... Y......  B...............
RACK YOUR BRAIN
To take very small, gentle bites of food.
TO NIBBLE
Do a specific task, such as going to the supermarket, picking up groceries, etc - TO RUN...
AN ERRAND
to be punished, usually for a child or teenager, where they are not allowed to go out or use certain privileges - TO BE G.......... (American English)
GROUNDED
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: WISE
WISDOM
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: SAD
SADNESS
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: PARTNER
PARTNERSHIP
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: NEIGHBOUR
NEIGHBOURHOOD
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: MEMBER
MEMBERSHIP
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: KIND
KINDNESS
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: ILL
ILLNESS
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: GENEROUS
GENEROSITY
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: FRIEND
FRIENDSHIP
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: FREE
FREEDOM
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: BORED
BOREDOM
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: AWARE
AWARENESS
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: ADULT
ADULTHOOD
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: CURIOUS
CURIOSITY
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: TEMPT
TEMPTATION
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: IMPROVE
IMPROVEMENT
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: IMAGINE
IMAGINATION
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: FRUSTRATE
FRUSTRATION
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: EXCITE
EXCITEMENT
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: DISAPPOINT
DISAPPOINTMENT
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: CELEBRATE
CELEBRATION
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: AMAZE
AMAZEMENT
MAKE A NOUN BY ADDING A SUFFIX TO: ACHIEVE
ACHIEVEMENT
To reply to someone later - TO GET B ..... T... Y..........
BACK TO YOU
To avoid doing something you don’t want to do, often by finding an excuse or a way to escape the responsibility.- TO GET  O.......  O..    S.....................
OUT OF SOMETHING
To help someone remember something that they have forgotten. It’s like giving your memory a gentle push so it “wakes up.” - J........  ......  M.......................
JOG YOUR MEMORY
To fail to remember something or fail to find an answer when you try very hard.- TO DR......... A B................
A BLANK
To sound familiar; make you remember something slightly. - R..............  A  B...............
RING A BELL
Suddenly you forgot something you know. I HAD A B.......... F.............
A BRAIN FADE
To meet socially or form a romantic relationship - TO GET...
TOGETHER
She annoys or irritates me. SHE GETS...
ON MY NERVES
To be scolded or reprimanded for doing something wrong. It’s often used when someone in authority (teacher, parent, boss) criticises you because of a mistake or bad behaviour.- TO BE/GET T...... O.......
TOLD OFF
To have a good relationship with someone - TO GET   ...  W....  S..........
ON WITH SOMEONE.
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