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Mashiphobia 

The fear of Mashiho shinning too much in a content.
"Dude this person has Mashiphobia" "How did you know?" "You'll find them discrediting/giving backheaded compliments whenever Mashiho gets recognition for something." "Oh wow! They're Mashiphobic losers" "I know right!"
Mashiphobia by WakuMellows September 1, 2022

Mucophobia 

The fear (justified or not) of having a booger protruding, hanging, dangling, stuck to or smeared on one's own nose or nostril.

Cures: The only known remedy for this affliction is to seek out a mirror immediately. The word of friends or family will do nothing to assuage the mounting panic the sufferer displays, which will generally manifest itself in frantic and overly-frequent rubbing of the nose or nostril(s)
1st person: "Do I have a booger hanging from my nose?

2nd person: "I don't see anything. You must be suffering from Mucophobia."

1st person: "Did you see a mirror in the bathroom?"
Mucophobia by rlscottrl January 23, 2012

mayophobia

oh no! i have mayophobia
mayophobia by ahyes June 22, 2020

mammophobia 

The fear of breasts, nipples, and anything pertaining to the mammary glands/ pectorals.
Don't touch my pectorals! I thought you had mammophobia!
mammophobia by Halaj McBarretto October 13, 2006

tachophobia 

The fear of high speeds. Roller Coasters, Bungjee jumping, etc.

Not to be confused with Tacophobia, which is something I made up.
A person with severe Tachophobia can be afraid to ride in a car.

mycophobia 

Mycophobia is a fear of mushrooms.
fear mushrooms mycophobia
mycophobia by Satanic Mantra January 8, 2005
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