Phobias

It doesn't matter what you look like on the outside, its the inside that counts. BE NICE!

Ugly is what comes out of peoples mouths when they are being particularly nasty.

Yes, there is an officially recognised phobia of the number 666.

The name of this phobia is Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia.
Good luck trying to spell it without looking it up.

It is called ,for all you people who don't know, pavophobia.

Fear of sausages is not a specific medical phobia but it falls under the category of Cibophobia which is fear of food.

Deep in Latin is Profundus, while Water in Latin is Aqua.

Even though Aqua Phobia is usually the fear of just water and Profundus Phobia is usually the fear of Depth, most people just say Aqua Phobia works for both fear of water and fear of DEEP WATER (like i have).

So even though I'm not 100% sure (probably about 87%) , people generally use Aqua Phobia.

Hydra Phobia is a different thing, although it's still about the fear of water it isn't just about being afraid of water or deep water, Hydra Phobia means that you are afraid of DRINKING Water.

Thank you for choosing my answer,

Ciaran Little

(the person who gave you this answer)

The fear of answering machines may be defined as telephone phobia. There is no specific word for this type of fear.

The fear of cold - you got pwned ya i am de master

There is not an exact number known to answer your question. A fear, in most societies is something that is kept private, because it is often viewed as a sign of weakness. Therefore, it is reasonable that someone would not wish to share their fear with someone else in order to produce an accurate survay as to how many people fear bees.

fear of speaking in public...not an uncommon fear...

tonsurephobia

there are thousnads, and more are being discovered as i type this. they can be normal, like arachnophobia (spiders,) or strange like achibutyrophobia (peanut butter stuck to the roof of the mouth)

Technically there is no current "phobia" for this. However I can point you in the right direction.

To society we build up walls against certain people, things and even our own economical situations.

When you are not comfortable with a surrounding this is called agoraphobia but this is not what the question is about.. I think without putting anyone down you can safely call this "self ego" Or you own way of feeling "normal" and acceptance of others

A decline in prices

well for starters the wheel chair was neccesary for the parapalegic or those dead from the waist down and an alternative for that are crutches. as for the stairs people would use the elevator or if their crippled just use the elevator. orjust say heck no tothe world and just crawl up the stairs

sure it is. i know people who have phobias about 10 or 20 differentthings. i bet somewhere there is a person who has phobias against phobias

Amaxophobia- Fear of riding in a car.

Dystychiphobia- Fear of accidents.

Hodophobia- Fear of road travel.

Motorphobia- Fear of automobiles.

Ochophobia- Fear of vehicles.

Tachophobia- Fear of speed.

Traumatophobia- Fear of injury.

The nearest I could find, hope I helped :)

Believe it or not many actors suffered from social anxiety, joined an acting group (even in college) and for some reason did extremely well. Taking Public Speaking Courses helps (I did because I use to be so shy, but have no problem speaking in public now.) Joining different groups you may be interested in even if it's sports of some sort to volunteering. Start out by taking small steps and volunteer somewhere or take up a sport that is more pleasurable and doesn't add to your anxiety and then when you have conquered that you can take Public Speaking if you wish. Good luck Marcy

Astraphobia is the fear of thunder and lightning and lilasophobia is the fear of tornados and hurricanes. Brontophobia is the fear of thunder storms.

I have researched in hopes to find a term for this phobia without success. I myself have this quirky phobia. I feel that it may be linked with my fear of letting go. I just get so antzy when I look up into the sky and know that if I let go that i will be gone for ever. Same goes for balloons on long strings (shudders at the thought)...

because seven ate nine (seven eight nine. get it?)

the fear of large rooms, with high ceilings such as being inside cathedral like rooms is called meglaphobia.....

Fear the fear for the fear will make you fear things.

Lazy!!