Pnigophobia

The fear of choking.

Did you know Mara has Pnigophobia? That's why she always eats so slowly.

by illEATurHARTout April 20, 2004

Pnigophobia

Having the fear of choking/being choked.

Don’t choke me, I have pnigophobia!

by SONIC.SUCKA July 20, 2019

Philophobiac

A Person Who Is Afraid To Fall In Love

I am a Philophobiac. I am afraid to fall in love.

by Teionna March 11, 2009

Philophobiac

A person who once loved someone truly from their heart and did everything to keep the person in their life but gets rejected. And gets broken their heart. Goes through lots of pain and depression. And after all this tragedy in their life, in order to love someone unconditionally they forgots to love anyone else. They fears to love anyone else again because there are no feelings lefts in their hearts. #peace

After got cheated once now i fears to love someone else again and became philophobiac, because it feels that everyone does the same.

by Pachyyderm June 6, 2018

Pipophobia

The fear of becoming a subject of a presidential Twitter post. For politicians, especially members of the president’s party serving in the United States Senate, the fear is existential.
From pipo which means tweet in Latin and the common root, phobia, meaning fear.

Senate Republicans were unjustly thought of as craven lackeys when, if fact, they suffered from acute pipophobia, a condition rendering them small shells of their former selves and too pitiable to be held accountable.

by Thomas Aitch July 16, 2020

Philophobia

people become petrified of falling in love.

Although butterflies in the stomach are often associated with love, for someone with philophobia those butterflies are more like deadly scorpions, as they are petrified of falling in love. Unfortunately many people in this category end up living a life of solitude and fear of commitment.

by LightningThunda November 3, 2014

philophobia

philophobia n (Greek philia, love + phobia, fear) - a persistent, abnormal, and irrational fear of love and intimacy, of deep relationship with smbd.

It seems Stalin suffered from philophobia. He never had a deep personal relationship with anybody, a man or a woman, either friendship or love.

by Mikhail Epstein November 7, 2003