delisolent

Definition

That uncanny feeling when someone looks vaguely familiar but you absolutely cannot place them—leaving you in an awkward limbo of 'do I know you or are you just one of those faces?'

Example Usage

I passed that delisolent person three times at the grocery store before realizing I probably just follow them on Instagram.

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