have a senior, blond etc moment
informalDefinition
› to behave, for a short time, in a way which shows you are old, silly, etc: I've just had a senior moment -- I couldn't remember why I'd gone into the kitchen. → See also on the spur of the moment
(Definition of have a senior, blond etc moment from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary
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