shared-home memory

noun
UK /ʃeəd həʊm ˈmeməri/
US /ʃerd hoʊm ˈmeməri/

A memory that two or more people keep together about the home they lived in.

The sisters laughed about their shared-home memory of baking cookies in the old kitchen.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A computer storage area that several users can access at the same time.

The office network uses shared-home memory so everyone can open the same files.

3. A feeling of belonging that people connect to a place they once lived in together.

The reunion gave them a warm shared-home memory of their neighborhood.

4. A story about a house that a group retells the same way over the years.

The shared-home memory of the leaking roof always made the cousins giggle.