forget
IPA: fɝgˈɛt
noun
- A surname.
verb
- (transitive) To lose remembrance of.
- (transitive) To unintentionally not do, neglect.
- (transitive) To unintentionally leave something behind.
- (intransitive) To cease remembering.
- (slang) Euphemism for fuck, screw (a mild oath).
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Examples of "forget" in Sentences
- I forget, is Palin a person or a cartoon character? ib
- Which you yet again forget I'm quite happy with in a fundamental sense. olegt,
- It threatened even to make him _forget_ that he was for the moment Smarlinghue -- forget what, as Smarlinghue,
- What the republicans seem to "forget" is that 1.3 million jobs were lost during the last year of the Bush administration.
- I never thought I would agree with a Keynesian like Paul Krugeman but his op-ed today Forgive in forget is an important read that many have already dsicussed.
- While Palin points to some things that could be debated further (maybe changed, maybe not), the point she and most people forget is one point of which I had to remind a politician a short while ago.
- What most also forget is that taxpayers are already paying for the medical expenses of the uninsured through higher insurance premiums (some can't afford it, some can't even get insured due to pre existing conditions).
- And what a lot of libertarians forget is that while “No” and “Probably not” are not quite the same, “No” and “Yes” will never be the same; even in places where the results would be the same the process is significantly different**.
- It's easy for us civilians to sit on our butts and criticize him for not immediately sending more troops, but what some seem to forget is that many of our troops are already serving their 3rd, 4th, even 5th tours in Iraq & Afghanistan.
- What a lot of conservatives forget is that their answer and the libertarian answer is not quite the same; once a conservative is convinced that government intervention is acceptable or even laudable he will enthusiastically support it*.
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