Getting old is the correct medical term for it, I believe.
But I noticed the word I could not find was almost always a noun. Occasionally a proper noun, but most often a regular old noun like "table" or "keys".
Then I started noticing that adverbs were slowly disappearing from the memory banks also. I began to write with an open thesaurus on the desk.
Well, yesterday the mystery was solved. I went to the dentist for a routine cleaning and they found a tiny cavity on one of my wisdom teeth.
All my wisdom has been leaking out!
I have an appointment next week to have it filled, so we'll see if it makes me any wiser.
Or able to locate my nouns.

Thor sez: Chill! You don't need words to adore me, just keep the food coming.
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I have trouble with pronouns. What’s a pro-noun?
A noun that gets paid?
Ah, ha. Reminds me of a joke that some-one in nursing school told before a test one day.
How do you make a hormone?
Don't pay her!
Ba da bing!
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