phobism
/ˈfəʊbɪz(ə)m/rare
noun
A morbid fear of or aversion to something; a phobia.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Frederick Post. From phob- + -ism. Compare earlier phobist, phobia, and also Russophobism, Teutophobism.
- one of those days
- one of us
- one-old-cat
- one-one
- one-on-one
- one or another (or the other)
- one (or a) step at a time
- one or two
- one-parent
- one-party
- one-party system
- one per cent
- one-piece
- one-pip
- one-pipe
- one-pipper
- one-place
- one-pointed
- one-pointedness
- one-pole
- one-pot
- one potato, two potato
- one-pounder
- one-pub
- on equal terms