Hello and I'm Rob. Do you know someone who is disorganized or forgetful? We have a word to describe them. It's scatterbrain.

Scatterbrain. It's a word that paints a picture of someone's brain full of

information that spread randomly within it. It's scattered and is organized.

Scatterbrain is sometimes used jokingly with people you know.

So if you have a friend who always loses things or forgets things, you can call them a

scatterbrain. That's the noun. The adjective is scatterbrained.

My roommate is scatterbrained. She locked herself out of her house yesterday because she left her keys at home.

Oh, I do that all the time.

Luckily my neighbour has a spare key.

So you are a scatterbrain too.

Let's hear about some more scatter brains in these examples.

She forgot my birthday again.

She's such a scatterbrain.

Oh, I'm such a scatterbrain.

Oh, I'm such a scatterbrain.

I know I put the tickets somewhere safe,

and now I can't remember where they are.

He's so scatterbrained. He can't remember where he left his wallet.

This is the English we speak and we're looking at the word scatterbrain.

It describes someone who is forgetful, disorganized or who doesn't think clearly.

Similar words include birdbrain, empty-headed or ditzy. But I like

scatterbrain because of its almost literal meaning. And let's be honest, a

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