apiphobia

Fear of bees. They are so creepy and scary espescially when they suck nectar out of poor innocent flowers and sting people painfully and cause them to exclaim swear words.

"That hot girl in my English class has apiphobia."

by Claudia the hot author April 24, 2008

Agoraphobia

Derived from the Greek words Agora, meaning market and Phobia meaning fear. Agoraphobia is the fear of having a panic attack in a situation that would be hard, or embarassing to escape from. Usually accompanied and caused by GAD and/or Panic Disorder. Though cases without such have been documented, it's rarely reported due to less reason to seek medical treatment.

I never knew your mother had Agoraphobia, that explains why I've never seen her around.

by Tofupuppet July 12, 2010

Agoraphobia

Fear of crowds, crowding, open spaces or busy town squares. Etymology, Greek, AGORA, which back in ancient Greece was the usually busy town square.

No, I can't go to the concert, the large crowd may cause me to have a panic attack due to my Agoraphobia.

by TheoneonlyRCC September 9, 2010

agliophobia

Abnormal, or excessive, fear of pain or of being in pain

"Hey, do you think you'll have kids some day?"
"Heck no, that hurts like hell, and i have agliophobia! =("

by LenC. December 11, 2007

Agyrophobia

Fear of streets or crossing streets.

Granetta wouldn't cross the street because of her agyrophobia.

by som.crzy.bia October 7, 2007

agliophobia

agliophobia is 'the fear of pain'.

'hey.. we're all gettin tattoos you comin?'
'hell nah, i have agliophobia.'

by hiddenpanther19 December 21, 2007

Outbox Agoraphobia

Outbox Agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder suffered by text messages. Much like the human equivalent, agoraphobia, outbox agoraphobia is where the text message suffers from panic attacks in the public, and so decides it best to stay in the relative safety of the outbox.
The condition is most commonly caused by lack of mobile reception and/or lack of mobile credit.
Side effects of the disorder include anxiety of the phone owner themself as they don't recieve a reply, and then annoyance as they realize the text is still sitting in their outbox ready to resend an hour later.

text conversation:
17.31-Phoebe: What time is the table booked for? x
18.26-Phoebe: James? What time is it booked for? x
18.27-James: Oh sorry! It was for 6pm, I thought you were late, I sent you a reply earlier but it had outbox agoraphobia! x

by fluorescent June 22, 2009