Hornophobic
Hornophobic by Demoteus September 24, 2005
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Hotsophobic
Hotsophobic by silenthazz April 9, 2009
Homophobic phobic
Sean: I hate faggots
Kyle: You are homophobic and a bigot slayyyyyy
Sean: Stop being homophobic phobic and accept everyone for who they are you bigot , you are a horrible person and I am offended.
Kyle: You are homophobic and a bigot slayyyyyy
Sean: Stop being homophobic phobic and accept everyone for who they are you bigot , you are a horrible person and I am offended.
Homophobic phobic by nacho_enjoyer April 2, 2023
homophobic
homophobic by william landymore July 11, 2007
homophobic
adj., Descriptive of one exhibiting a condition known as Homophobia:
1. (From homo, meaning "man", and phobe, meaning fear), adj. Realizing that mankind is dangerous. Possibly related to agoraphobic.
2. An insult made up by ijits pretending to know Latin - unaware of the difference between homo and homos - for use during childish name-calling disputes with other childish, name-calling ijits.
N. form: homophobe.
1. (From homo, meaning "man", and phobe, meaning fear), adj. Realizing that mankind is dangerous. Possibly related to agoraphobic.
2. An insult made up by ijits pretending to know Latin - unaware of the difference between homo and homos - for use during childish name-calling disputes with other childish, name-calling ijits.
N. form: homophobe.
1. Many wild animals are nocturnal because they're homophobic.
2. "You're queer!" ... "You're homophobic!"
2. "You're queer!" ... "You're homophobic!"
homophobic by Downstrike August 15, 2004
Homophobic
In modern times this is probably the most misused word. The first part of the word, homo comes from the masculine Latin noun homo hominis (a third declension noun for any latin scholars) and it translates as man or human being. Phobia comes from the Greek word phobós which translates as fear or morbid fear. So when combined they form the word homophobic which is and adjective for one who is afraid of man and a non homophobe, one who fears man, or homophobia, the fear of man. There is nothing about homosexuality in homophobia. A better word may be homosexaphobic.
Homophobic is used wrong because very few humans are afraid of human beings. Homophobia is most prevalent in all other species who have become afraid of humans because of our harmful actuons which result in their habitat loss and eventual death.
Homophobic by thewiseone#homophobic November 4, 2011
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