“To cleanly forget” in Japanese
Short answer
To cleanly forget in Japanese is “すっぽ抜ける” (supponukeru). Full meaning: to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget.
Other ways to say “To cleanly forget” in Japanese
すっぽ抜け
supponuke to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
スッポ抜けよふ
supponukeyou to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
すっぽ抜けよふ
supponukeyou to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
すっぽ抜けよ
supponukeyo to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
すっぽ抜けれ
supponukere to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
すっぽ抜けろ
supponukero to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
すっぽ抜けん
supponuken to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
すっぽ抜けよう
supponukeyou to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
すっぽ抜けよっ
supponukeyo to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
すっぽ抜けりゃ
supponukerya to slip out (e.g. from one's fingers); to cleanly forget
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