“Amazonesia” (Amazon + amnesia) relates to ordering online from Amazon.com. When the package arrives at the doorstep a day or two later, the customer often has amnesia and forgets what was ordered. The word “Amazonesia” has been printed on several images.
     
“amazonesia” was posted on Twitter by Professor Snarky on January 31, 2011. “I have Amazonesia: I keep buying shit on Amazon and forgetting what I’ve ordered” was posted on Twitter by heather on February 13, 2012. “Amazonesia: finding Amazon packages on your doorstep that you don’t remember ordering” was posted on Twitter by Frank Olivier on October 22, 2012. “Amazonesia Receiving a package from Amazon.com that you ordered, but do not recall ordering” was entered in the Urban Dictionary on July 11, 2013.
     
“This phenomenon is called Amazonesia. There are a couple use cases. First, is when something shows up at your door, and you didn’t remember ordering anything. The other is, go to site for one thing, find different things, forget to get the thing you originally went for. 🤣🤷😂” was posted on Twitter by Amazon (the company’s official Twitter) on July 14, 2022.
   
“Amazonnesia” (Amazon + amnesia) is an infrequent spelling. “Amazonnesia when you get home to find packages at your door, but don’t remember ordering anything” was entered in the Urban Dictionary on January 30, 2018. “I just found your book on Kindle. I forgot I had download it! #AmazonNesia” was posted on Twitter by Mr Kronenbourg Shrek⭐⭐ on January 25, 2021.
       
“Primenesia” (Amazon Prime + amnesia) is a related term.
     
               
Wikipedia: Amazon (company)
Amazon.com, Inc. (/ˈæməzɒn/ AM-ə-zon) is an American multinational technology company which focuses on e-commerce, cloud computing, digital streaming, and artificial intelligence. It has been referred to as “one of the most influential economic and cultural forces in the world,” and is one of the world’s most valuable brands. It is one of the Big Five American information technology companies, alongside Alphabet, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft.
     
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Professor Snarky
@ProfSnarky
But this is much better!!  RT @rooksbay @ProfSnarky amazonesia
8:23 PM · Jan 31, 2011·TweetDeck
   
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Tequila Karaoke
@Tequila_K
Amazonesia: When you haunt the mail room cuz you can’t remember whether you’ve picked up all the packages you ordered.
3:17 PM · Dec 30, 2011·Twitter Web Client
   
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heather
@_heathie_
I have Amazonesia: I keep buying shit on Amazon and forgetting what I’ve ordered.
11:37 AM · Feb 13, 2012·Echofon
   
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Frank Olivier
@frankolivier
Amazonesia: finding Amazon packages on your doorstep that you don’t remember ordering.
9:05 PM · Oct 22, 2012·Twitter for iPhone
   
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Sharon Brackett
@SharonBrackett
Amazonesia - When the box from Amazon arrives and you cannot recall what you ordered…
2:04 PM · Nov 5, 2012·Facebook
   
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Timothy Jasionowski
@timoj
@Wired Have suggestion for JW, #DSMV Amazonesia: Temporary memory loss regarding what was to be delivered by #Amazon each day
1:05 PM · Dec 4, 2012·Twitter for Mac
   
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The sugarSNAP Files
@HeySugarSNAP
I have coined a new term: Amazonesia: NOUN/Partial or total loss of memory of what you just purchased online because you shop too much.
8:35 PM · Feb 27, 2013·Twitter for iPad
   
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Brianna Bond
@sarcasmically
Amazonesia: when you order so much shit from Amazon that you can never remember what might show up at your door today
5:22 PM · Mar 26, 2013·Tweetbot for iOS
 
Urban Dictionary
Amazonesia
Receiving a package from Amazon.com that you ordered, but do not recall ordering. Amazonesia often occurs after drunken, late-night, online shopping sprees. The condition is worsened by subscription to Amazon prime.
Bill came home and found a UPS box on his front door. He picked it up and saw that it was addressed to him, from Amazon.com. Bill tries to think of what could be inside the box, but can’t remember what he ordered; Bill has Amazonesia. eh
by Snoopy Snoopy Poop Dogg July 11, 2013
   
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scottwharton
@scottwharton
Made up word of the day: “amazonesia”. When you get a box from
@amazon and can’t remember what you ordered!
11:26 AM · Sep 5, 2013·Twitter for iPhone
 
Urban Dictionary
Amazonesia
The condition one aquires when they order so much stuff from Amazon on a daily basis they know they have ordered something but have no idea what it is when it arrives.
Dammit, i got amazonesia again! I know i have to make sure i receive something at the office today that is important but i cant remember what the heck it is!
by tommybayshore December 30, 2015
     
Urban Dictionary
Amazonnesia
when you get home to find packages at your door, but don’t remember ordering anything.
I didn’t even get drunk 2 nights ago, but when I got home there were 4 packages for me, total Amazonnesia.
by revaaron January 30, 2018
 
10 December 2020, The Herald (Glasgow, Scotland), Allan Drew column, pg. 15:
ONCE more the Diary takes it upon itself to update the English dictionary with fresh words. Sandy Tuckerman suggests: Amazonesia (Noun): The disorientating inability to recall what is in the package that just arrived, even though you ordered it yourself yesterday.
   
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Mr Kronenbourg Shrek⭐⭐
@KronenbourgMr
Replying to @adamhillscomedy
Lol!
I just found your book on Kindle.
I forgot I had download it!
#AmazonNesia
6:05 AM · Jan 25, 2021·Twitter for Android
   
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Amazon
@amazon
Replying to @noitsjailine
Window shopping, bored shopping, retail therapy, we’ve heard’em all. Now, if you order something and it shows up and you completely forgot what it was… That’s Amazonesia and you might want to look into a supplement that helps with memory. 😂🛍️🛒
1:35 PM · Feb 13, 2021·Sprinklr
       
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Amazon
@amazon
Replying to @boom_KACHOW
Fear not, friend. This is a form of Amazonesia. Most typically, this is where you order something, forget you ordered it, and are REALLY confused when a package shows up. We all go through it every once in a while. 🛒❔🤷
4:42 PM · Jun 2, 2021·Sprinklr
 
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Amazon
@amazon
Replying to @yocelinnn21
This phenomenon is called Amazonesia. There are a couple use cases. First, is when something shows up at your door, and you didn’t remember ordering anything. The other is, go to site for one thing, find different things, forget to get the thing you originally went for. 🤣🤷😂
12:44 PM · Jul 14, 2022·Sprinklr
 
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El Arroyo
@ElArroyo_ATX
Thanks Melina R for this one! https://instagr.am/p/Ch-Im7su0Tf/
(The following text is shown on the restaurant’s sign.—ed.)
AMAZONESIA:
WHEN YOU FORGET
WHAT YOU
ORDERED THIS TIME
1:19 PM · Sep 1, 2022·IFTTT