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The ability to recite, mimic, or repeat sounds, music, gossip, lyrics, tunes, and other sensations captured through hearing, rather efficiently. The term audiographic memory is not an actual word. The correct terminology is Eidetic memory. Basically you can hear things only once or twice, and you're able to repeat. This is extremely helpful when arguing with someone, about something someone else said, or they had said prior to the argument.
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