Lose your train of thought, Forget what you were saying or thinking., Rack your brains, Try very hard to remember or think of something, It goes in one ear and out the other, Not remember what someone tells you (often used about children or distracted people)., Have a brainwave, Suddenly have a clever idea., Think outside the box, Be creative; find unusual solutions., Put two and two together, Figure something out from clues (often something obvious)., Quick on the uptake, Able to understand things fast., Slip your mind, Be forgotten (often used to apologize)., Be forgotten (often used to apologize)., You almost remember a word or name but can’t quite say it., Jog your memory, Help someone remember something., Come up with, To think of, produce, or suggest an idea, plan, answer, solution, or excuse—usually through creativity or effort..

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