Bozophobe
Bozophobe by pussybeater420 December 23, 2020
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bozophobe • bonophobe • Bozophobia • bromophobe • bonophone • Bezosphobe • Bimophobe • Bobophobia • bomophobic • Bonophobia
Bozophobe
Bozophobia is either a joking or serious fear of a clown. Some people pretend to be afraid of clowns or make claims that they were afraid of clowns as children.
Bozophobe by i.am.speed January 7, 2020
bozophobe
A decently intelligent person who is afraid of other intelligent people who pretend to be less intelligent than they actually are.
Im a bozophobe when it comes to talking about James Comey or Hilary Clinton. They are actually more intelligent than they pretend to be on t.v.
bozophobe by Uncle Dimma October 4, 2020
bonophone
Bruce's bonophone was worn out after his girlfriend played an extended jam session on it with a whole orchestra consisting of three of her girlfriends.
bonophone by Scroddidly October 19, 2007
bromophobe
bromophobe by finbarr March 16, 2009
Bozophobia
The fear of clowns. If someone has bozophobia, as other phobias, they have or used to have an extreme unexplainable fear of clowns.
The word was originally the name of the famous American clown character, Bozo. Then the suffix phobia, which means unexplainable extreme fear was added to the end of it, to become bozophobia.
Bozophobic is the adjective for someone who fears clowns. Bozophobe is the noun for someone who fears clowns.
The word was originally the name of the famous American clown character, Bozo. Then the suffix phobia, which means unexplainable extreme fear was added to the end of it, to become bozophobia.
Bozophobic is the adjective for someone who fears clowns. Bozophobe is the noun for someone who fears clowns.
This guy fears clowns. He is bozophobic.
Bozophobia is unexplainable.
Bozophobes never go to circuses.
Bozophobia is unexplainable.
Bozophobes never go to circuses.
Bozophobia by RocketIceWave August 19, 2019
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Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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