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Katsophobia 

Katsophobia(noun)
Pronunciation: /ˌkæt.səˈfoʊ.bi.ə/
A profound and irrational fear or aversion toward women, often so intense that it leads observers to question the individual's own gender identity or expression. While not officially recognized in clinical psychology, katsophobia is used colloquially to describe extreme discomfort or avoidance of women in social, professional, or personal contexts.
His consistent refusal to engage with any woman in conversation led some to suspect he was suffering from a severe case of katsophobia.
Katsophobia by imjustthatguypal April 7, 2025
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Katsophobia 

Katsophobia (noun)
Pronunciation: /ˌkæt.səˈfoʊ.bi.ə/

Definition:
A profound and irrational fear or aversion toward women, often so intense that it leads observers to question the individual's own gender identity or expression. While not officially recognized in clinical psychology, katsophobia is used colloquially to describe extreme discomfort or avoidance of women in social, professional, or personal contexts.
His consistent refusal to engage with any woman in conversation led some to suspect he was suffering from a severe case of katsophobia.
Katsophobia by imjustthatguypal April 16, 2025

Katsophobia 

Katsophobia (noun)
Pronunciation: /ˌkæt.səˈfoʊ.bi.ə/

Definition:
A profound and irrational fear or aversion toward women, often so intense that it leads observers to question the individual's own gender identity or expression. While not officially recognized in clinical psychology, katsophobia is used colloquially to describe extreme discomfort or avoidance of women in social, professional, or personal contexts.
His consistent refusal to engage with any woman in conversation led some to suspect he was suffering from a severe case of katsophobia.
Katsophobia by imjustthatguypal April 16, 2025

Katsophobia 

Katsophobia (noun)
Pronunciation: /ˌkæt.səˈfoʊ.bi.ə/

Definition:
A profound and irrational fear or aversion toward women, often so intense that it leads observers to question the individual's own gender identity or expression. While not officially recognized in clinical psychology, katsophobia is used colloquially to describe extreme discomfort or avoidance of women in social, professional, or personal contexts.
His consistent refusal to engage with any woman in conversation led some to suspect he was suffering from a severe case of katsophobia.
Katsophobia by imjustthatguypal April 16, 2025

kactosophobia

The fear of cacti. Don't laugh those plants can be scary!
Will has kactosophobia, he won't go within 20 feet of a cactus.
kactosophobia by toastednugget December 21, 2017

kotsosphobia 

The fear of man buns.

Derived from the Greek word κότσος (kótsos)
My grandpa shit himself when he saw my man bun. He has kotsosphobia.

You must have kotsosphobia if you don’t like the actor Jason Momoa.

Used as a noun: That Brad wouldn’t hang out with my Steve just because he has a man bun. What a kotsosphobe.

Antonym: kotsosphile
kotsosphobia by MoMoSapien October 9, 2019

Katephobia

The fear of someone touching or licking your armpits.
Katephobia If you touch her arm pits and she will lash out.
Katephobia by DiabeticWonder June 4, 2018
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