Nerpaphobia
Nerpaphobia by NErUp May 2, 2023
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neckaphobia
One whoms fear of being slapped on the neck when others feel its necessary. Also referred to as a "neck". Examples necessary times to neck include but are not limited to.. Birthday necks, Stupidity necks, Surprise necks ect.
neckaphobia by Em-Has-neckaphobia February 7, 2017
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Nerpaphobia • Nerdaphobia • Nerpophobia • herpaphobia • Napaphobia • neckaphobia • nerdophobia • nerophobia • newsaphobia • Nipaphobia
herpaphobia
steve: man, i hate being a virgen...
rick: why dont you go hit up gertrude? that bitch is a fuck machine!
chuck: yeah, she slobbed all over my knob yesterday.
steve: doesnt she have the gift that keeps on giving? you know.. herpes?
chuck: dude.. ouch..
steve: yeah. i think i'll let my herpaphobia get the best of me this time and avoid gertie.
rick: good call
rick: why dont you go hit up gertrude? that bitch is a fuck machine!
chuck: yeah, she slobbed all over my knob yesterday.
steve: doesnt she have the gift that keeps on giving? you know.. herpes?
chuck: dude.. ouch..
steve: yeah. i think i'll let my herpaphobia get the best of me this time and avoid gertie.
rick: good call
herpaphobia by the storm drains March 14, 2009
nerdophobia
Charlie was diagnosed with nerdophobia. He breaks into a cold sweat when he sees someone wearing a pocket protector.
nerdophobia by Mister Wunderful November 2, 2007
Nerdaphobia
Tom- "LOL!!! That dude is playing RuneScape. I'm gonna go play football and be cool."
Bobby- "Then leave I have to continue doing this quest! Good riddance!"
Tom- "Sorry my nerdaphobia is kicking in."
Bobby- "Then leave I have to continue doing this quest! Good riddance!"
Tom- "Sorry my nerdaphobia is kicking in."
Nerdaphobia by waterbottle2343434343 November 4, 2011
Nipaphobia
Nipaphobia by Cheechcha and Chonga March 3, 2010
newsaphobia
newsaphobia
–nounPsychiatry
an abnormal fear of watching or reading or hearing news. sometimes accompanied by anxiety attacks, or lunging for the remote.
–nounPsychiatry
an abnormal fear of watching or reading or hearing news. sometimes accompanied by anxiety attacks, or lunging for the remote.
newsaphobia by Sqrlzrus February 21, 2010
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