Bozophilia
Bozophilia by ml2531 March 30, 2015
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Bozophobia
The fear of clowns. If someone has bozophobia, as other phobias, they have or used to have an extreme unexplainable fear of clowns.
The word was originally the name of the famous American clown character, Bozo. Then the suffix phobia, which means unexplainable extreme fear was added to the end of it, to become bozophobia.
Bozophobic is the adjective for someone who fears clowns. Bozophobe is the noun for someone who fears clowns.
The word was originally the name of the famous American clown character, Bozo. Then the suffix phobia, which means unexplainable extreme fear was added to the end of it, to become bozophobia.
Bozophobic is the adjective for someone who fears clowns. Bozophobe is the noun for someone who fears clowns.
This guy fears clowns. He is bozophobic.
Bozophobia is unexplainable.
Bozophobes never go to circuses.
Bozophobia is unexplainable.
Bozophobes never go to circuses.
Bozophobia by RocketIceWave August 19, 2019
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Bozophilia • Bozophillia • biophilia • baeophilia • Bedophilia • Benophilia • Bidophilia • biophiliac • Botaphilia • Bozophobia
Benophilia
I once knew a friend who had benophilia, and he constantly looked at pictures of his dead girlfriend’s corpse.
Benophilia by sorbreoz October 5, 2020
Bedophilia
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biophiliac by Zod23 May 17, 2018
baeophilia
baeophilia by taaar March 10, 2015
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