phobo-, phob-, -phobia, -phobias, -phobe, -phobiac, -phobist, -phobic, -phobism, -phobous +

An irrational dread of shock, both electrical shock and the shock one receives, for example, at hearing extremely bad news.

An excessive fear of glass bottoms.

A fear of crystal or glass.

A fear of mercurial medicines.

1. What is thought to be a fear of water, especially by those who have rabies; the inability to drink (swallow liquids) because of throat constrictions, not a fear of water itself, gives the impression that the rabies victim is afraid of water. 2. In biology, intolerant of water or wet conditions; water-repellent.

An intense fear of having rabies or with symptoms similar to the disease, sometimes resulting in hysterical conditions resembling hydrophobia.

An irrational terror of glass.

1. A fear or strong dislike of liquids in any form; especially, wine and water; also an aversion to dampness or moisture.
2. In biology, intolerant of moist conditions.

An abnormal fear of being in a position of responsibility.

1. An abnormal fear of excessive hair on the body.
2. A pathologic fear, or intense dislike, of excess hair, as on a hairy chest or a hairy back.

An excessive fear of being, or falling, asleep, or of being hypnotized.

A lack of normal fear; not being afraid enough.

An abnormal fear of high places.

An abnormal fear of going to a doctor (physician) or to places where patients are treated, such as at hospitals.

1. An irrational fear of fish or of anything related to fish.
2. Avoidance of fish because of some taboo.