Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | Love of one's own voice |
1 gyrovague 2 teleophobia 3 autovoxiphillia 4 morologist 5 presbyopia | |
2 | A fear of religious ceremonies |
1 malacodermous 2 stalko 3 teleophobia 4 viraginity 5 venustaphobia | |
3 | To chew each piece of food at least thirty times |
1 trullization 2 keedug 3 fletcherize 4 aelurophobia 5 crepitation | |
4 | A fear of leeches |
1 xeniatrophobia 2 bdellophobia 3 helminthophobia 4 anonymuncle 5 calligyniaphobia | |
5 | One who loves men |
1 philandrist 2 steatopygic 3 fysigunkus 4 trullization 5 agroof | |
6 | An attraction to hairy men |
1 botanophobia 2 hirsutophilia 3 laliophobia 4 mesocracy 5 rectirostal | |
7 | A person who writes speeches or chronicles historical events |
1 crambazzle 2 pantaphobia 3 rhypophobia 4 logographer 5 lachanophobia | |
8 | A pompous windy bore who pretends to have inspiration |
1 rhytiphobia 2 galeophobia 3 undigenous 4 aeolist 5 suoid | |
9 | Someone who advocates free love |
1 malaxophobia 2 taeniophobia 3 eleutherophillist 4 theochristic 5 numismatist | |
10 | One who interprets dreams |
1 schoenobatist 2 androlepsia 3 dghaisa 4 oneirocritic 5 porphyrophobia | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
11 | A fear of people |
1 crambazzle 2 exsufflicate 3 haingle 4 emetophobia 5 apanthropia | |
12 | The state of looking younger than one really is |
1 agathocacological 2 dikephobia 3 agerasia 4 anklyosis 5 blepharospasm | |
13 | 1. To fall asleep with your clothes on |
1 snarf 2 nebulochaotic 3 divigate 4 latrinology 5 odontophobia | |
14 | The shock felt when entering cold water |
1 koniophobia 2 oikophobia 3 curglaff 4 heliolater 5 gerontocomium | |
15 | The collective hisses of a disapproving audience |
1 omniloquent 2 emunction 3 exsibilation 4 echinoproctous 5 lepidophobia | |
16 | See sciaphobia |
1 pneumatophobia 2 skiaphobia 3 acousticophobia 4 selaphobia 5 proficuous | |
17 | The urge to stare at women who are sitting with their legs crossed |
1 ximelolagnia 2 dithyramb 3 basiphobia 4 misotramontanist 5 demophobia | |
18 | A fear of ice or frost |
1 charette 2 hamartithia 3 osmophobia 4 pagophobia 5 blandiloquent | |
19 | Someone who hates practicing the piano |
1 tomecide 2 necromancy 3 keb 4 guttersnipe 5 misodoctakleidist | |
20 | An attraction to short people |
1 propinquiphobia 2 nanophilia 3 lachanophobia 4 kiyoodle 5 planomania | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
21 | One who loves a certain kind of food, bordering on madness |
1 opsomaniac 2 nephelophobia 3 isopterophobia 4 saxify 5 bruxomania | |
22 | Showing off by using words |
1 skiaphobia 2 cryophobia 3 lexiphanicism 4 malaxophobia 5 bailiwick | |
23 | Altering one's opinions to match public trends |
1 crambazzle 2 nelophobia 3 girouettism 4 deipnosophy 5 xenarthral | |
24 | The eating of delicacies |
1 urophobia 2 ouranophobia 3 opsophagy 4 terebration 5 causeuse | |
25 | 2. A fear of learning |
1 keraunophobia 2 floccillation 3 bogyphobia 4 latrinalia 5 sophophobia | |
26 | A fear of skin |
1 dermatophobia 2 pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis 3 crambazzle 4 partheniad 5 isopterophobia | |
27 | Occurring at sunset |
1 dwaible 2 hypegiaphobia 3 tonitrous 4 clepsammia 5 acronycal | |
28 | See maieuticophobia |
1 maieusiophobia 2 peckerwood 3 tortfeaser 4 syndyasmia 5 endomorphic | |
29 | Having a dark rusty colour |
1 tonitruphobia 2 merdurinous 3 gork 4 fuscoferuginous 5 osmophilia | |
30 | 1. A private conversation or visit |
1 ceilidh 2 xylophobia 3 intrapreneur 4 guttersnipe 5 causeuse | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
31 | A fear of responsibility |
1 snead 2 phthisiophobia 3 zeitgeist 4 kalling 5 paralipophobia | |
32 | A petty anonymous writer |
1 ombrosalgia 2 cacospectamania 3 planiloquent 4 anonymuncle 5 snoach | |
33 | A fear of being raped |
1 pathenophillia 2 crambazzle 3 smatchet 4 virgivitiphobia 5 kalling | |
34 | Any form of headache remedy |
1 smatchet 2 cephalalgic 3 cleisiophobia 4 volower 5 sialoquent | |
35 | A preacher who delivers a fiery sermon |
1 oxyesthesia 2 kakidrosiphobia 3 scaldabanco 4 joola 5 tachophobia | |
36 | The marks used in dictionaries to symbolize pronounciation |
1 steatopygic 2 latrinology 3 osphresiophobia 4 diacritics 5 apiophobia | |
37 | Medicine which is administered by licking it |
1 feriation 2 penotherapy 3 ecdysiophile 4 lohock 5 pygalgia | |
38 | One who will eat as much as possible of anything |
1 tonitrous 2 alieniloquent 3 apeirophobia 4 ablutophobia 5 grandgousier | |
39 | Someone who eats at the expense of others, especially relatives |
1 necropoliphobia 2 philoneist 3 psellismophobia 4 empleomania 5 cosherer | |
40 | A fear of dinner conversation |
1 spartle 2 deipnophobia 3 scholaptitude 4 shaconian 5 lygerastia | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
41 | A fear of going insane because of a disease |
1 cerebropathophobia 2 hoxter 3 hormephobia 4 tomophobia 5 aeolist | |
42 | The fear of women |
1 gynephobia 2 eroteme 3 cynocephalous 4 dysnomy 5 tomecide | |
43 | Divine inspiration, especially one that enables someone to reveal divine truths |
1 ephemeromorph 2 proficuous 3 theopneusty 4 trullization 5 wapperjawed | |
44 | A victory song or anthem |
1 opsomaniac 2 guttersnipe 3 epincion 4 ornithoscelidaphobia 5 pyrrhonist | |
45 | A meak man who dotes on his wife, or is henpecked |
1 eisoptrophobia 2 gubernator 3 cunctipotent 4 meacock 5 hippophobia | |
46 | A fear of high prices |
1 gymnophoria 2 lilapsophobia 3 somnifugous 4 hypselotimophobia 5 tolutiloquent | |
47 | More than perfect |
1 tolutiloquent 2 septemplicate 3 conchologist 4 preterpluperfect 5 blepharospasm | |
48 | A fear of progress |
1 nosomaniaphobia 2 prosophobia 3 opsimatria 4 pilpul 5 ochlochracy | |
49 | A beggar whose parents were beggars |
1 helminthophobia 2 clapperdudgeon 3 epincion 4 pathenophobia 5 nostophobia | |
50 | Able to tell artful or skilled lies |
1 Hellenologophobia 2 mendaciloquent 3 crambazzle 4 selenophobia 5 enoptrophobia | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
51 | The inability to look someone in the eye while speaking |
1 cheimaphobia 2 stalko 3 kakidrosiphobia 4 misandronist 5 opsablepsia | |
52 | The clucking noise made by turkeys |
1 drintling 2 paleozoology 3 nexum 4 cheimatophobia 5 hirci | |
53 | A fear of sin or of sinning |
1 sarcophagic 2 chrematistic 3 peccatiphobia 4 clapperdudgeon 5 gambrinous | |
54 | Misappropriation of funds by the person or group entrusted with them |
1 tortfeaser 2 katagelophobia 3 defalcation 4 hippopotomonstrosesquipedalian 5 dextrophobia | |
55 | A fear of rain |
1 pluviophobia 2 entheate 3 gynotikolobomassophilia 4 dextrophobia 5 pegomancy | |
56 | A member of the lowest class in society or a street person |
1 paxophobia 2 gargalesthesia 3 guttersnipe 4 gynephobia 5 trypanophobia | |
57 | A fear of pain |
1 odynophobia 2 pilpul 3 ponerologist 4 dratchell 5 preantepenultimate | |
58 | A fear of glaring lights or being in the spot light |
1 selaphobia 2 neanilagnia 3 arrhenophobia 4 photoaugiaphobia 5 apikoros | |
59 | Being likely to make a mistake |
1 ochlochracy 2 alterocentric 3 hamartithia 4 circumlocution 5 spindrift | |
60 | The state of being ruled by force (literally by a strong hand) |
1 defalcation 2 chirocracy 3 polylogize 4 ataxiophobia 5 psithurism | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
61 | See nyctophobia |
1 noctiphobia 2 demophobia 3 altophobia 4 piobalreachd 5 acousticophobia | |
62 | 1. Carrying a shield or armor |
1 shurocracy 2 scutiferous 3 urophobia 4 gerasophobia 5 exsufflicate | |
63 | A person who rides and guides a camel |
1 lestobiosis 2 ornithoscelidaphobia 3 ectomorphic 4 sarwan 5 droud | |
64 | A person who loves both God and mankind |
1 logastellus 2 theophilanthropist 3 schoenobatist 4 psellismophobia 5 snead | |
65 | A lack of faith in the medical system |
1 cryophobia 2 nullipara 3 comprachico 4 rehibition 5 iatrapistia | |
66 | The incorrect or excessive use of the letter M |
1 momiology 2 phillumenist 3 misapodysis 4 rhypophobia 5 mytacism | |
67 | See nephophobia |
1 carnophobia 2 trochilidist 3 concilliabule 4 nephelophobia 5 cagophilist | |
68 | Being attracted to hairy men |
1 snead 2 kainophobia 3 cheimaphobia 4 hirsutophilia 5 undecillion | |
69 | Extreme form of constipation |
1 scatophobia 2 hemophobia 3 chionophobia 4 obstipation 5 snurt | |
70 | An attraction to older women |
1 fritinancy 2 anililagnia 3 domatophobia 4 apeirophobia 5 theophilanthropist | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
71 | Having a spiny or prickly rump (like a pocupine) |
1 crurophilous 2 oneirocritic 3 noctiphobia 4 echinoproctous 5 snurl | |
72 | The fear of stooping |
1 kyphophobia 2 paedocracy 3 polyphloisboian 4 tyrannophobia 5 noematachograph | |
73 | A pencil which uses lead |
1 hygrophobia 2 keelivine 3 crurophilous 4 ostraconophobia 5 tanquam | |
74 | A fear of insects |
1 hasenpfeffer 2 mechanophobia 3 coprostasiphobia 4 emunction 5 entomophobia | |
75 | The shaking and showing of feathers by birds, or the strutting around of someone with fancy clothing |
1 opsablepsia 2 frustling 3 scelerophobia 4 papyrophobia 5 mariticide | |
76 | To amble along in a feeble and listless manner |
1 haingle 2 tibialoconcupiscent 3 dorsodynia 4 osmidrosiphobia 5 vitricophobia | |
77 | A fear of motion or movement |
1 humuhumunukunukuapuaa 2 rectiphobia 3 lygerastia 4 kinesophobia 5 haruspicy | |
78 | Pertaining to one who likes legs |
1 nebulochaotic 2 plenilune 3 crurophilous 4 haptephobia 5 echinoproctous | |
79 | The study of mummies |
1 utlesse 2 quiddler 3 momiology 4 philogynist 5 perendinate | |
80 | See geumaphobia |
1 hamartiologist 2 enigmatology 3 spargefaction 4 geumatophobia 5 breviloquent | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
81 | covered with very small scales, as in snakes |
1 skiaphobia 2 squamulose 3 misosophist 4 oenophlygia 5 ponophobia | |
82 | The death of God or of gods |
1 pyrexiophobia 2 epistaxiophobia 3 cathartic 4 suriphobia 5 theoktony | |
83 | Having the sound of rolling waves |
1 fluctisonant 2 pedotrophy 3 spargefaction 4 spatulamancy 5 exsufflicate | |
84 | To decorate with ivy |
1 apanthropia 2 merdurinous 3 hederate 4 eremophobia 5 keedug | |
85 | A fear of laughter |
1 peccatiphobia 2 apanthropia 3 hyalophobia 4 cypripareuniaphile 5 gelophobia | |
86 | The twinkling of stars or small bursts of light |
1 doraphobia 2 stigmeology 3 lohock 4 utlesse 5 scintillation | |
87 | A keeper of dogs or manager of a kennel |
1 pharmacophobia 2 dementophobia 3 fewterer 4 humicubate 5 zob | |
88 | One who supports or defends the underdog |
1 veriloquent 2 infracaninophile 3 glossophobia 4 abderian 5 buffarilla | |
89 | Speaking pompously or in a high flown manner |
1 plangonologist 2 balnearii 3 aeolist 4 altiloquent 5 ecclesiophobia | |
90 | To talk excessively |
1 remplissage 2 polylogize 3 phthiriophobia 4 dolorifuge 5 paleozoology | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
91 | A person who lives near the sea |
1 undigenous 2 exsufflicate 3 pilosism 4 paralian 5 rampasture | |
92 | A fear of being scratched |
1 deipnosophy 2 rupophobia 3 amychophobia 4 breviloquent 5 mechanophobia | |
93 | A fear of other people's opinions |
1 nicitate 2 allodoxaphobia 3 clithrophobia 4 opsimathiphobia 5 limnophobia | |
94 | Living in a dung heap |
1 harpactophage 2 fimicoloud 3 uxorodespotic 4 estiferous 5 xerophilous | |
95 | To close and open the eyelids rapidly, as in a blink |
1 tachydidactic 2 philiater 3 hominist 4 carcinomatophobia 5 nicitate | |
96 | Pertaining to something which lives in fresh water |
1 tychopotamic 2 pleionosis 3 biometeorology 4 collieshangie 5 cholangiocholecystocholedochectomy | |
97 | To sharpen to a point |
1 burghbote 2 terebration 3 bathysiderodromophobia 4 spiculate 5 latrinalia | |
98 | Speaking in one's sleep |
1 somniloquent 2 dishabillophobia 3 cloffin 4 lepidophobia 5 misomath | |
99 | The eating of snakes |
1 conchologist 2 osmophobia 3 curglaff 4 molysomophobia 5 ophiophagy | |
100 | A fussy person |
1 botanophobia 2 gephyrophobia 3 epincion 4 bdellophobia 5 fudgeon |