memorycase
nounUK /ˈmɛməriˌkeɪs/
US /ˈmɛməriˌkeɪs/
A memorycase is a special box where you keep things that help you remember fun times.
She put her birthday cards and seashells in a memorycase under her bed.
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2. A protective container for storing computer memory chips or data storage devices.
The technician slid the RAM sticks into the memorycase before installing it.
3. A mental store of remembered experiences, imagined as a container.
He searched his memorycase for the name of his first teacher.
4. A display case in a museum holding objects connected to a historical event.
The war memorycase held letters, medals, and a worn photograph.