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“The idiom tip of your tongue is when you have something that you know you want to say and it’s kind of in your mind, but you just can’t get it out. You just don’t know exactly what to say.

So for example, you meet somebody and you’re thinking, what is that person’s name? It’s at the tip of your tongue, but you just cannot say it because you can’t quite remember it.

I often find this when I’m recording these videos. I want to give some examples and I have some at the tip of my tongue, but I can’t quite get them out so I have to retake the video several times. A little secret from my recording there. “

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Examples of “Tip of the tongue”

1. Sorry, the name is on the tip of my tongue, but I can’t seem to recall it right now.
2. I knew the answer to the question, but it was just on the tip of my tongue and I couldn’t spit it out.
3. She felt the lyrics were on the tip of her tongue, but she was afraid to sing in front of others.
4. The answer was so close, it was practically at the tip of her tongue.
5. Trying to remember a word that’s just on the tip of your tongue can be so frustrating.
6. I could see the image of the person I was thinking of in my mind, but their name was on the tip of my tongue.
7. The athlete almost won the race, but victory slipped away at the tip of his tongue.
8. She read the book so many times that the opening passage was on the tip of her tongue.
9. I almost fell for that trick, but something about it seemed familiar, and the answer was on the tip of my tongue.
10. After a few seconds, he finally remembered the password he had forgotten, as it was on the tip of his tongue.

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