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Fredophobia 

An extreme prejudice against Italian people.
“Man, that guys fredophobia is showing”

“What do you expect, this is his first time in New York”
Fredophobia by James Mission December 24, 2019

podophobia 

An irrational fear of feet.
This fear can be of the persons own feet or feet of someone elses.
The fear can have different side affects such as fear of stepping in shoe shops or even shops that sell socks.
The fear can also be feet in general (Ex. looking at feet) or of looking and/or touching bare feet.

People with feet phobias are not diseased and there is nothing wrong with them.

Podophobia sufferers sometimes recieve taunts from non suffers:

Person one: Can you put some shoes on please?
Person two: Why?
Person one: Coz I have a foot phobia
Person two: hahahhahahahahahahhaha rotfl *waves feet in face*
Podophobia is a phobia of feet
podophobia by ljASHTON August 10, 2008

prophobia 

being abnormally afraid of changing your profile picture, whether that be on facebook, twitter, tumblr, aim, etc.
Grace has a serious case of prophobia because she hyperventilates every time someone comments "default" on one of her pictures.
prophobia by suppgehh February 19, 2011

Psekophobia 

The fear of bad code.
Sorry john, i got Psekophobia so i cannot program in javascript
Psekophobia by Pseko June 15, 2021

pedophobia 

Actually, pedo is a derivation of latin word "paedo", while means children. Therehence, a pedopobic person has a fear of children. More correctly, this is spelled and pronounced paedo, not pedo, which is a form of transport.
AAARRGGHHH! Children! RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN!
pedophobia by Kung-Fu Jesus April 28, 2004

penophobia 

i dont like willies because i have penophobia
penophobia by emma May 13, 2005
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