angiphobia
angiphobia by 02nkim February 19, 2019
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AariPhobia
AariPhobia is the fear of Justice & Truth, it primarily affects snakes & dubakoors
Recently few creatures were affected by AariPhobia inside BiggBoss house..
There is no cure to this disease yet..
Symptoms: affected creatures will not stop talking about Aari.
Recently few creatures were affected by AariPhobia inside BiggBoss house..
There is no cure to this disease yet..
Symptoms: affected creatures will not stop talking about Aari.
AariPhobia by Kamal Sir December 30, 2020
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angiphobia • aniphobia • Antiphobia • Angophobia • Anti-phobia Phobia • anglophobia • analphobia • anaphobia • AariPhobia • Agephobia
Antiophobia
The fear you experience while leaving a loved one, wondering if it will be the last time you'll ever see them. leaving you to question how you spent your time with them and if you showed them just how much you love them.
/An-tee-uh-pho-bia/ "I have Antiophobia" "I cant get over Antiophobia. whenever she leaves I wonder if I will see her again"
Antiophobia by Thinkawhile February 20, 2022
aniphobia
The fear, and or, unrivaled hatred for anime. Someone who despises anime and all of its aspects and would rather burn alive that watch a single episode of anime.
Can also be used as "aniphobic" to describe ones self.
Can also be used as "aniphobic" to describe ones self.
Weeb: Hey man, have you seen (insert anime here)
Aniphobic: *visually cringes* ugh... absolutely not... I have aniphobia.
Aniphobic: *visually cringes* ugh... absolutely not... I have aniphobia.
aniphobia by BigDickBanditoh September 7, 2022
apiphobia
Fear of bees. They are so creepy and scary espescially when they suck nectar out of poor innocent flowers and sting people painfully and cause them to exclaim swear words.
apiphobia by Claudia the hot author April 24, 2008
anglophobia
Someone who is genuinely scared of or fearful of English people, or those who originate from England.
A person suffering from anglophobia is known as an anglophobe
A person suffering from anglophobia is known as an anglophobe
Game show host: Congratulations! You have won a round trip ticket to England!
Anglophobe: Yikes! I suffer from anglophobia! Give the prize to someone else! I'd rather die than set foot in *shudder* England!
Anglophobe: Yikes! I suffer from anglophobia! Give the prize to someone else! I'd rather die than set foot in *shudder* England!
anglophobia by SWFC August 10, 2006
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