Acarophobia or Entomophobia or Insectophobia.
The clinical term for the fear of things that look human is "anthropophobia."
The term that refers to an intense or irrational fear of a situation or object is "phobia." Phobias can manifest in various forms, such as arachnophobia (fear of spiders) or claustrophobia (fear of confined spaces). These fears often lead individuals to avoid the feared object or situation, impacting their daily lives.
An intense or irrational fear is called a phobia.
Coulrophobia- fear of clowns. source:about.com, type in phobia list a-z
Fatophobia
Not sure about that, but there is a fear of fearful situations - Fearful situations: being preferred by a phobic - Counterphobia.
The term based on the Greek root word for water and fear is "hydrophobia." It is used to describe an irrational fear of water or of being in water.
The scientific term for a fear of fat kids is "lipophobia." This condition involves an irrational fear of dietary fat that can result in the stigmatization of overweight individuals, including children.
Any irrational fear - and it MUST be irrational - is a phobia and will have a long word ending in ~phobia as its medical term. A fear of snakes is not a phobia, it's perfectly proper to be afraid of snakes, but to be afraid of them in a place where they don't exist, or are most unlikely to be found, would be a phobia.
Chromophobia is the term used to describe the fear of bright colors. It is a specific phobia characterized by an irrational and persistent fear of colors, particularly vivid or bright ones.
The scientific term for a fear of whiteboards is "leukophobia." This term derives from "leuko," meaning white, and "phobia," meaning fear. While this specific phobia is not commonly referenced, it falls under the broader category of specific phobias, which are irrational fears of particular objects or situations.
It can be defined as followed. Extreme fear of cats.