dread or abhorrence of the spiritual.

In etymological sense: Dread or horror of water. Also figurative madness.

Dislike of fresh air; irrational fear of draughts. Now rare.

A condition characterized by groundless fears or fear of everything; generalized anxiety; = pantophobia, n. Also: †sudden panic (obsolete).

A fear, horror, strong dislike, or aversion; esp. an extreme or irrational fear or dread aroused by a particular object or circumstance.

Originally: †hydrophobia (rabies) (obsolete). Later: a condition characterized by groundless or irrational fears; fear of everything; generalized…

A horror of death or anything associated with death; esp. an extreme fear of dead bodies.

With the. Hydrophobia.

The delusional belief or irrational fear that one is infected (or still infected) with syphilis. Cf. syphilophobia, n. Now historical.

Intense fear of or aversion to horses.

Fear of speaking; an instance of this. Now rare or disused.

Irrational or excessive fear of becoming or being infected with syphilis; the delusional belief that one has syphilis; an instance of this. Cf. sy…

Fear or dislike of the dark. Also (Zoology and Bacteriology): movement away from darkness; preference for an illuminated environment.

†(a) a fear of the influence of the stars (obsolete); (b) a fear of lightning; = astraphobia, n.

(a) fear of eating or refusal to eat as a symptom of mental illness (cf. sitophobia n.); (b) excessive or compulsive consumption of food, esp. as a…

fear of eating, refusal to eat, or aversion to food or certain foods, esp. as a symptom of mental or physical illness; cf. sitiophobia n. at sitio-…

morbid fear of death.

Extreme fear or dread of the Devil.

Dread of or aversion to frogs, toads, newts, etc.

= pantophobia, n.

Fear of entering open or crowded places, of leaving one's own home, or of being in places from which escape is difficult; an anxiety disorder…

dread of bogies.

unwarranted concern about one's health, hypochondria; an instance of this.

Aversion to, or fear of water; (now usually) fear of drowning in a body of water. Cf. hydrophobia, n.

fear of being poisoned, as a form of insanity or monomania.

A morbid dread of confined places; also transferred.

aversion to and dread of dogs.

Irrational fear of dirt or defilement.

Originally: = railway spine n. at railway, n. compounds 2. In later use also: irrational fear of railways or railway travel.

An irrational or exaggerated fear of tuberculosis.

fear of eating, refusal to eat, or aversion to food or certain foods, as a symptom of mental or physical illness; cf. sitophobia n. at sito-, comb.…

Fear of or aversion to crowds.

†(a) fear of eating or refusal to eat, as a symptom of mental illness (cf. sitiophobia n.) (obsolete rare); (b) excessive or compulsive…

Fear of being in high places.

fear of or strong aversion to animals.

Irrational or excessive fear of becoming or being infected with leprosy; fear or loathing of people with leprosy.

excessive or irrational fear of disease.

= panophobia, n.

Irrational fear or dislike of bacteria.

irrational or excessive fear of becoming or being infected with tuberculosis; an instance of this.

morbid fear of tapeworm.

a morbid dread of the sea.

a morbid dread of certain places.

Originally: pathological fear of being or becoming physically deformed. Later: spec. = body dysmorphic disorder n. at body, n. compounds 2.

Inability to sit down or to remain seated, resulting from a subjective need or desire to move, frequently accompanied by sensations of muscular…

A morbid dread of precipices or steep places.

hatred of music.

Intense fear of or aversion to cats.

combining form of Greek βροντή thunder, as in brontogram n. Brit./ˈbrɒntə(ʊ)ɡram/ U.S./ˈbrɑn(t)əˌɡræm/ the record made by a brontometer or…

A morbid fear of or aversion to something; a phobia.

Irrational fear of spiders.

excessive and apparently irrational anxiety about or fear of attending school.

an abnormal repugnance toward fæces.

Suspicion of or reluctance to eat mushrooms, toadstools, or other fungi.

= arachnophobia, n.

Fear or mistrust of computer technology; an aversion to using computers, esp. apprehension or reluctance among novice users. Cf. cyberphobia, n.

Extreme or irrational fear of clowns.