phōbophobia

The fear of trying Phō noodles or any of the mysterious meats that are included in the full sized traditional soup.

The phōbophobia was obvious on their faces as I ate the bible tripe.

by Wallville April 8, 2021

Phonomoaner

Phonomoaner, some one that complains via the phone

We’ve had another phonomoaner complaint about you, apparently they asked you for fillet o fish and you gave them a Big Mac and their fries were stone cold.

by Pitman Poet July 20, 2021

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by someeoasnduganbidsgniu November 13, 2021

Phoo

Phoo or Pooh is a cute little bear that likes honey a lot. Phoo is known as the type of person who you’d want the most for your whole life. When you have a Phoo, you have everything. Most people use it as a Nickname.

Thank You Phoo!

Awe..You’re such a Phoo!

by kikikakakukukiki November 21, 2021

phloour

A delightful person with a bright smile. They are willing to take the time to make others happy, but also spend a lot of time worrying if they are good enough. In short, they don’t know their worth, though they are in search of it.

They are just a phloour aren’t they! :)
lol they need help oueoueueoeooe

by anonymous November 21, 2021

pholoso

It means salvation
It’s someone that is very kind and always there for people.
They mostly become doctors or soccer players in their career choices.
The key is they are hero’s.

Pholoso saved my life.

by Pholoso November 22, 2021

phonota'tic

Etymology
Subconscious contraction of phonotactic in rapid, casual speech.
Pronunciation

• See phonotactic

Noun
1. Pronunciation spelling of phonotactic, representing nonstandard English.

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by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook November 27, 2021