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It is a very famous weapon of disaster used in Greek neighbourhoods. It is a huge, wooden spoon, which "Yiaya" "Γιαγιά" used to cook with. It is also widely used as a weapon. Most people who have Greek relatives/live in Greece know what a koutala is.
Oh god, mom is chasing me with the koutala again!
koutala by Grammar's Synonym Roll December 8, 2019
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koutaliaphobia 

Me: Hey, can you please pass a spoon for me?
Liam: errrr..
Me: What? it's just a spoon..
Louis: You see lass, Liam here has koutaliaphobia or a fear of spoons
Me: are you kidding me?
Liam: 'fraid not...:(
koutaliaphobia by Galey101 September 4, 2012
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Koutaliaphobia 

(Irrational) fear of spoons.

From the Greek word for "spoons": κουτάλι (romanised as koutali - becoming plural as κουτάλια, "spoons", therefore koutalia) and "fear" φόβος (romanised as phobos, or Φοβία becoming phobia, "fear of")

Also known as "spoonphobia", "spoonophobia", "spoonaphobia", "koutaliphobia"
Liam: I have an irrational fear of spoon
Liam's Therapist: You have koutaliaphobia
Koutaliaphobia by Eggy115 January 26, 2024
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