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chorephobia 

The fear of doing household chores such as laundry, cleaning, making the bed, etc. , often suffered by lazy people also affected with dishphobia.
When the teenager asked about spending the night over a friends house the parents reply was, " Maybe, if you can overcome your chorephobia and do what we asked first."
chorephobia by jpg3 August 5, 2010

Chorophobia 

When refering to the word chorophobia,we are refering to the fear of dancing, This means ALL types of dancing.
Girl: Wanna dance?
Boy: No can do, i've got Chorophobia
Girl: Huh?

Chompophobia 

The irrational fear men often feel toward outhouses. Normally it stems from the associated fear that there may be an unseen alligator or crocodile somewhere below.
"Why did Elmer have to buy one of them newfangled INDOOR toilets?"

"cause me and Clem I heard he has Chompophobia."

"I reckon that's a mighty wise choice then. I heard something peculiar rustlin' in my own outdoor facility this morning."

(Collective shiver)
Chompophobia by Cirdellin December 19, 2009

chocophobia 

the totally logical fear that the world will run out of chocolate one day
Having chocophobia, Ben goes to the candy store everyday to double check that chocolate is still available.
chocophobia by Tom Marvalo Riddle January 13, 2010

chodephobic 

One who has a phobia of chode. One who is not comportable around or with a chode. One who is scared shitless of chode or thiks it's sick as fuck.
Toni is chodephobic, everytime she sees a chode she runs away.

Rady is also chodephobic, he's never seen one and doesnt want to see one but thinks is nasty as hell.
chodephobic by Rady January 2, 2005

Chodophobia 

they have Chodophobia
Chodophobia by Netscape4.0 June 5, 2016
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