Memory loss - When you cannot remember things, often because of age or illness, Short-term memory - The ability to remember information for a short time, Long-term memory - The ability to remember things for a long time, Forgetfulness - When someone often forgets things, A vivid memory - A memory that is very clear, strong, and easy to imagine, A photographic memory - The rare ability to remember things exactly, like a picture, A memory aid - Something that helps you remember, like notes or flashcards, Selective memory - When someone remembers only certain things and forgets others, To refresh someone’s memory - To remind someone about something they forgot, To slip one’s mind - To forget something you wanted to do or say, To have a mental block - When you cannot remember or think of something, usually in a stressful situation,

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