puntophobia
Puntophobia is fear of Puntites (inhabitants of Puntland, the autonomous regional state at the tip of the Horn)
puntophobia by readyforthemoon55 October 1, 2019
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Panophobia
Fear of everything
Person: Ahhhhhhh! A marker! Ahhhhhhhh! A computer! Ahhhhhhhh! A banana! Ahhhhhhhh! A notebook! Ahhhhhhhh! A garden gnome!
Person 2: Hmmmm.... seems to me you have a bad case of Panophobia...
Person 1: Ahhhhhhhh! A person!
Person 2: Hmmmm.... seems to me you have a bad case of Panophobia...
Person 1: Ahhhhhhhh! A person!
Panophobia by Richard The Gnome... Shhhh!!! February 20, 2010
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puntophobia • Pantophobia • Puntophobic • Panophobia • photophobia • pantaphobia • penophobia • muntophobia • Pactophobia • phatophobia
photophobia
Photophobia is a fear of, or adverse physical or psychological reaction to light. Whether from rapid change of light intensity, or sudden burst of bright light, as from a camera flash. Not to be confused with heliophobia, which is a fear of the Sun.
When we went to the laser light show, Jon must've got a case of photophobia. He puked and had a seizure.
photophobia by Bada Bing, Bada Boom September 1, 2013
pwnophobia
pwnophobia by Antoshi September 1, 2008
muntophobia
The phobia of being around munters (ugly girls). One is muntophobic if one feels nauseous, nervous etc. when in the company of munters.
"Fuckin' hell, I hate spendin' my time with these ugly bitches. I must be muntophobic."
"I'm afraid I suffer from a severe case of muntophobia."
"I'm afraid I suffer from a severe case of muntophobia."
muntophobia by Jermaine_hold_tyt_da_wifey April 6, 2008
Pantaphobia
Afraid of everything.
Man: pantaphobia.
Man 2: what?
Man: that’s what it’s called pantaphobia. It’s not a fear of pants if that’s what you’re thinking. It’s a fear of everything, including pants I suppose, in that case, sorry go on.
Man 2: he hates crayons
Man: understandable
(If you watch Doctor who and have seen the eleventh doctors episodes you will know this quote)
Man 2: what?
Man: that’s what it’s called pantaphobia. It’s not a fear of pants if that’s what you’re thinking. It’s a fear of everything, including pants I suppose, in that case, sorry go on.
Man 2: he hates crayons
Man: understandable
(If you watch Doctor who and have seen the eleventh doctors episodes you will know this quote)
Pantaphobia by Lezzy February 22, 2019
penophobia
penophobia by emma May 13, 2005
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