Lexphobia

Fear of incurring some form of legal liability, being arrested, or facing other legal consequences for carrying on one's everyday personal and professional activities

"The immunity sought and usually granted by these statutes... has been given in the hopes that doctors will thus have an additional incentive to perform their professional and personal responsibility and as an antidote against medical lexphobia."

by Eunomia February 11, 2021

linphobia

having a big fear of lin manuel miranda biting is lip or singing on soundcloud

The photo of lin manuel miranda gave me serious linphobia.

by sayyestothis July 17, 2020

lexiphobia

A fear of reading; especially in public due to the anticipation of words that are difficult to pronounce or are unfamiliar to the reader.

When asked to read the Preamble to the Constitution, a student froze mid-sentence and fainted on stage. This was subsequently attributed to lexiphobia.

by Charlie A. Marsh April 6, 2008

legaphobia

a person (male or female) who is completely afraid of there legs or of showing their legs!

Symptoms of legaphobia:
- very tall
- middle eastern
- very smart
- lonely
- hates people with name S at the start

scott: why is moey always wearing pants
ben: its obvious he has legaphobia :0
veeraj: it all makes sense now

by Scoot and benJAMIN July 26, 2020

Lesphibian

A Woman who's changed sexual orientation solely for opportunistic reasons. Like frogs are able to change from female to male when there are ONLY female frogs in that enviroment.

As her sentence was for ten years, she turned into a Lesphibian.

by Barfo Lego December 17, 2009

lexiphobia

the fear of your ears becoming larger by the act of pushing them forward

She won't let anybody come near her ears on account of her lexiphobia,

by adambyah February 4, 2012

Lexophobia

Lexo - From the greek meaning - words
Phobia - From the greek meaning - fear

Lexo-phobia - a fear of words.

Words which sounds horrible, are awkward to pronounce, create unsavoury imagery, or just make you feel sick

good examples are...

as "Choc", "biccy", "puddy", "sachet", "pamphlet", "figgy pudding", "Schloer", "slurry", "membrane"...etc.

by Krissstinaa December 11, 2003