Nekophobia

Fear of catgirls or nekos in general.

A: "I can't stand nekos, I'm legitimately afraid of them"
B: "That's nekophobia my dude"

by manghle December 5, 2019

novinophobia

The fear of running out of wine

I'm suffering from novinophobia as I have no wine left

by Repairtech May 28, 2014

Notiphobia

Fear of notifications. May be acute due to ones persona or situation but more often than not can become chronic. It particular applies to social networking sites that offer notifications but may apply to life in general as fear of being told anything.

My emails are accumulating but I am too lazy to delete them just in case they say something important. Maybe I have acute Notiphobia.

by Shake N June 24, 2009

Nopophobia

Nopophobia is when you have a intense fear, or hate Noptism. Causes of Nopophobia would be watching The Noobie
or Infernoblox.

I have a friend with Nopophobia. Hey dude, what are the best ways to kill someone?

by DefinitlyRealPhobias August 13, 2021

noobphobia

Fear of noobs. Fear of noobs' behavior. Fear of being teamed up with noobs.

Linus is taking a break from Halo 3. He's got noobphobia.

by Mad Scientists March 14, 2008

noctophobia

The intense change of emotions that occurs when the sun sets. Often non-frightening things turn very scary when night approaches and you are laying in the bed. Symptoms include: imagining the broom in the corner is a serial killer coming to murder you, carrying around a baseball bat just to go to the toilet, and burying yourself beneath mountains of blankets so the horrors of the night do not get you.

Oh my word! When my phone vibrated on my dresser last night, I was so freaked that I bashed it in with my fist.

Wowzers, dude. You must have had a serious case of noctophobia.

by Mr. Munchies Pickle Company November 29, 2011

Nomophobia

No-mo-pho-bia (\,nô-mə-`fô-bç-ə\) noun : an exaggerated, inexplicable, and illogical fear being without a mobile device, power source, or service area.

Origin: Dubbed by British experts who claim that state that fifty-three percent of mobile users, with forty-eight percent women and 58 percent of men questioned in their study admitted to experience feelings of anxiety when they run out of a battery or credit, lose their phone, or have no network coverage.

Urban Dictionary usage: “My phone don’t work no mo. I think I have nomophobia”

by Craig St. John March 31, 2008