phobia words


                Word Definition

acarophobia -: fear of itching or of insects causing itching
acrophobia -:  fear of heights
aerophobia -: fear of flying or draughts
agoraphobia -:  fear of open spaces
agyiophobia -:  fear of crossing busy streets
aichmophobia -:  fear of sharp or pointed objects
ailurophobia -:  fear of cats
algophobia fear of pain
amathophobia-:  fear of dust
amaxophobia-:  fear of riding in a car
ambulophobia -:  fear of walking
anglophobia fear of England or the English
anthrophobia -:  fear of humans
anuptaphobia -:  fear of staying single
aquaphobia -: fear of water
arachibutyrophobia -:  fear of peanut butter sticking to roof of mouth
arachnophobia -:  fear of spiders
astraphobia -:  fear of being struck by lightning
astrapophobia -:  fear of thunder and lightning
automysophobia -:  fear of being dirty
autophobia -: fear of solitude
ballistophobia -:  fear of missiles
bathophobia -:  fear of falling from a high place
batophobia -:  fear of heights or being close to tall buildings
batrachophobia -:  fear of frogs and toads
belonephobia -:  fear of pins and needles
bibliophobia -: fear of books
blennophobia -:  fear of slime
brontophobia -: fear of thunder and lightning
cancerophobia -:  fear of cancer
cathisophobia -:  fear of sitting
cenophobia -:  fear of empty spaces
chrematophobia -:  fear of money
cibophobia -:  fear of or distaste for food
claustrophobia -:  fear of closed spaces
climacophobia -:  fear of falling down stairs
clinophobia -:  fear of staying in bed
cremnophobia -:  fear of cliffs and precipices
cyberphobia -:  fear of computers
cynophobia -:  fear of dogs
dromophobia -:  fear of crossing streets
dysmorphophobia -:  fear of physical deformities
Ecophobia -:  fear of home
Eleutherophobia -:  fear of freedom
Eosophobia -:  fear of dawn
Ergasiophobia -:  fear of work
Ergophobia -:  fear of work
Erotophobia -;  fear of sex
Erythrophobia -:  fear of red lights or of blushing
Euphobia -:  fear of good news
Francophobia -:  fear of France or the French
gallophobia -:  fear of France or the French
gamophobia -:  fear of marriage
geniophobia -:  fear of chins
genophobia -:  fear of sex
gerascophobia -:  fear of growing old
graphophobia -:  fear of writing
gymnophobia -:  fear of nudity
heliophobia -:  fear of sunlight
herpetophobia -: fear of snakes
hierophobia -:  fear of sacred things
homichlophobia -:  fear of fog
homophobia -:  fear of homosexuals
hydrophobia -:  fear of water
hypsophobia -:  fear of high places
iatrophobia -:  fear of going to the doctor
iconophobia -:  fear or hatred of images
kainotophobia -:  fear of change
kakorrhaphiophobia -:  fear of failure
kenophobia -:  fear of empty spaces
ligyrophobia -:  fear of loud noises
linonophobia -:  fear of string
lygophobia -:  fear of darkness
lyssophobia -:  fear of hydrophobia
macrophobia-:  fear of prolonged waiting
metrophobia -:  fear of poetry
monophobia -:  fear of being alone
muriphobia -:  fear of mice
myophobia -:  fear of mice
mysophobia -:  fear of contamination or dirt
nebulaphobia -:  fear of fog
necrophobia -:  fear of corpses
negrophobia -:  fear of blacks
neophobia -:  fear of novelty
nosophobia -:  fear of disease
novercaphobia -:  fear of one's stepmother
nyctophobia -:  fear of the night or darkness
ochlophobia -:  fear of crowds
oenophobia -:  fear or hatred of wine
ombrophobia -:  fear of rain
onomatophobia -:  fear of hearing a certain word
ophidiophobia -:  fear of snakes
ophthalmophobia -:  fear of being stared at
optophobia -:  fear of opening one’s eyes
ornithophobia -:  fear of birds
paedophobia -:  fear of children; fear of dolls
panophobia -:  melancholia marked by groundless fears
pantophobia -:  fear of everything
parthophobia -:  fear of virgins
pathophobia -:  fear of disease
pediculophobia -:  fear of lice
pentheraphobia -:  fear or hatred of one’s mother-in-law
phagophobia -:  fear of eating
phengophobia -:  fear of daylight
phonophobia -:  fear of noise or of speaking aloud
photophobia -:  fear of light
pogonophobia -:  fear of beards
psychrophobia -:  fear of the cold
pteronophobia -:  fear of being tickled by feathers
pyrophobia -:  fear of fire
Russophobia -:  fear of Russia or Russians
satanophobia -:  fear of the devil
sciaphobia -:  fear of shadows
scopophobia -:  fear of being looked at
scoptophobia -:  fear of being looked at
scotophobia -:  fear of the dark
sitiophobia -:  fear of food
sitophobia -:  fear of food or eating
spectrophobia -:  fear of looking in a mirror
symmetrophobia -:  fear of symmetry
syphilophobia-:  fear of syphilis
taphephobia -:  fear of being buried alive
technophobia -:  fear of technology
thalassophobia -:  fear of the sea
thanatophobia -: fear of death
theophobia -: fear of God
tocophobia -: fear of pregnancy or childbirth
tonitrophobia -:  fear of thunder
topophobia -:  fear of performing; fear of certain places
toxicophobia -:  fear of poisoning
toxiphobia -:  fear of poison or being poisoned
triskaidekaphobia -:  fear of the number thirteen
uranophobia -:  fear of heaven
xenophobia -:  fear of foreigners
zelophobia -:  fear of jealousy
zoophobia -:  fear of animals


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