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Venephobia 

The fear of veins.

Vene- Variant of veno which means vein.
Phobia- An irrational fear.

One with venephobia usually can't stand looking at their own wrists, hands, or neck, fearing of seeing their own veins and arteries.
Because of her venephobia, she can't stand working out because her veins are more visible.
Venephobia by Megan Smith September 27, 2005

rignephobia

The fear of being in the presence of someone who possesses and excessive amount of brilliance. People who suffer from this condition often are not apt to enjoy deep philosophical discussion and shy away from extensive academic examination.
Hey, I think I might have rignephobia. Whenever Joe Rigney starts talking about the complexities of the freedom and bondage of the human will, I have an earnest desire to leave the room. Is that weird?
rignephobia by Demo318 February 15, 2010

renphobiaa 

Renphobiaa a awesome tiktoker who I love and I always watch his videos.
Look it’s renphobiaa!
Let’s watch him!
renphobiaa by Quavante April 18, 2022

Recophobia. 

Fear of Rec Room.
This is the fear of Rec Room.
My friend has Recophobia. He has fear of Rec Room.
Recophobia. by JustaTOTMUser October 7, 2023

Rexophobia 

The fear of not being able to masturbate
John: i have Rexophobia
Rexophobia by FearlessYoshi September 19, 2018

‘Ronaphobia 

Paralyzing fear of catching Coronavirus that leads to irrational behaviors such as wiping down groceries from delivery and never leaving the house.
My neighbors have ‘Ronaphobia. They are convinced if they go out in public they will get Coronavirus.
‘Ronaphobia by Goosey Goose August 23, 2020
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