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Phobias B

FEAR OF :  PHOBIA

bad mens, burglars : scelerophibia

bacteria : bacillophobia

bald (becoming) : phalacrophobia

baldness : peladophobia

bathing : bathophobia or ablutophobia

beards : pogonophobia

beaten (being) : rhabdophobia (see also magic)

bed (going to) : clinophobia

bees : apiphobia

beggars : hobophobia

bearing a deformed child or deformed people : teratophobia

bicycles : cyclophobia

birds : ornithophobia

black (color) : melanophobia

blindness in visual field : scotomaphobia

blood : hemaphobia

blushing : erythrophobia (see also red)

body odour : bromhidrosiphobia

bogies or the bogeyman : bogyphobia

Bolsheviks : bolshephobia

books : bibliophobia

bound (being) or tied up : merinthophobia

bowel movements (painful) : defecaloesiophobia

brain disease : meningitophobia

bridges (crossing) : gephyrophobia

buildings (high) : batophobia

bullets : ballistophobia (see also missiles)

bulls : taurophobia

buried alive (being) : taphephobia
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View Comments to “Phobias B”

  1. crazzy chick says:

    that would make sence

  2. txtface says:

    Names and titles are usually established by linguists and academics but anyone can name a phobia (or anything else) – it works the same as any origination: if you are the first to name it, you're the originator and therefor will enjoy the credit. Make sure you write up your origination in your own handwriting, make sure it is technically correct, date it and keep it in a safe place. Then promote the concept by submitting it to dictionary publishers, to Urban Dictionary, and blog about, include it in an article to Wikipedia and elsewhere, and send out a public release to announce your creation. Good luck!

  3. hujan says:

    how do the name of phobias be determined? If I have a unique phobia can I make my own?

  4. Cesar says:

    Fear of balloons = Globophobia

  5. niki says:

    what about the fear of balloons?

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