Definition of disremember in English:
 disremember
verb dɪsrɪˈmɛmbəˌdɪsrəˈmɛmbər
[with object]US dialect Fail to remember.
 mostly what you disremember ain't worth the trouble to call to mind
 Example sentencesExamples
-  ‘Freud said the most profound remembering is disremembering,’ counters Melvyn.
 -  The redemption is achieved through memory, the uncovering of power's buried past: ‘They make you disremember, forget, dismember,’ the narrator says, ‘Remember… remember’.
 -  That got tiring fast, since I disremembered the notes to the chorus.
 -  It provides the means for the user to apply passwords and disremember them.
 -  In Kentridge's opinion, this desensitization, particularly in relation to violence, amounts to a form of disremembering.
 
  Definition of disremember in US English:
 disremember
verbˌdisrəˈmembərˌdɪsrəˈmɛmbər
[with object]US dialect Fail to remember.
 they had a word for it, but I disremember it now
 Example sentencesExamples
-  In Kentridge's opinion, this desensitization, particularly in relation to violence, amounts to a form of disremembering.
 -  ‘Freud said the most profound remembering is disremembering,’ counters Melvyn.
 -  It provides the means for the user to apply passwords and disremember them.
 -  The redemption is achieved through memory, the uncovering of power's buried past: ‘They make you disremember, forget, dismember,’ the narrator says, ‘Remember… remember’.
 -  That got tiring fast, since I disremembered the notes to the chorus.