Fear of tapeworms.

Fear of syphilis.

Fear of relatives.

Fear of symmetry.

Fear of symbolism.

Fear of mice.

Fear of hell.

Fear of narrow things or places.

Fear of crosses or the crucifix.

Fear of standing or walking.

Fear of germs.

Fear of specters or ghosts.

Fear of outer space.

Fear of dependence on others.

Fear of learning.

Fear of society or people in general.

Fear of parents-in-law.

Fear of food or eating.

Fear of Chinese, Chinese culture.

Fear of things to the left or left-handed.

Fear of stars.

Fear of trains, railroads or train travel.

Fear of the opposite sex.

Fear of writing in public.

Fear of darkness.

Fear of blindness in visual field.

Fear of being seen or stared at.

Fear of school.

Fear of shadows.

Fear of bad men, burglars.

Fear of fecal matter.

Fear of scabies.

Fear of Satan.

Fear of love play.

Fear of Halloween.

Fear of Russians.

Fear of dirt.

Fear of getting wrinkles.

Fear of defecation.

Fear of radiation, x-rays.

Fear of puppets.

Fear of being tickled by feathers.

Fear of ferns.

Fear of cold.

Fear of mind.

Fear of stuttering.

Fear of progress.

Fear of rectums.

Fear of alcohol.

Fear of rivers or running water.

Fear of the color purple.

Fear of overworking or of pain.

Fear of many things.

Fear or abnormal dislike of politicians.

Fear of contracting poliomyelitis.

Fear of punishment.

Fear of gaining weight.

Fear of spirits.

Fear of rain or of being rained on.

Fear of wealth.

Fear of tombstones.

Fear of tuberculosis.

Fear of light.

Fear of glaring lights.

An alternate name for the fear of loud noises.

Fear of philosophy.

Fear of kissing.

Fear of daylight or sunshine.

An alternate name for the fear of ghosts.

Fear of a penis, esp. erect.

Fear of becoming bald.

Fear of swallowing.

Fear of mother-in-law.

Fear of poverty.

Fear of lice.

Fear of sinning or imaginary crimes.

Fear of heredity.

Fear of disease.

Fear of virgins or young girls.

Fear of Friday the 13th.

Fear of parasites.

Fear of sexual perversion.

Fear of neglecting duty or responsibility.

Fear of paper.

Fear of suffering and disease.

Fear of ice or frost.

Fear of heaven.

Fear of shellfish.

Fear of opening one's eyes.

Fear of hearing a certain word or of names.

Fear of dreams.

Fear of eyes.

Fear of smells.

Fear of home surroundings, house.

Fear of wines.

Fear of pain.

Fear of teeth or dental surgery.

Fear of the figure 8.

Fear of vehicles.

Fear of crowds or mobs.

Fear of gaining weight.

Fear of numbers.

Fear of your step-mother.

Fear of names.

Fear of the night.

Fear of anything new.

Fear of new drugs.

Fear of glass.

Fear of fog (homichlophobia).

Fear of myths or stories or of stating false statements.

Fear of ants.

Fear or aversion to mushrooms.

Fear of mice.

Fear of moths.

Fear of automobiles.

Fear of definite disease.

Fear of dirt or contamination.

Fear of memories.

Fear of small things.

Fear of microbes (bacteriophobia).

Fear of poetry.

Fear of alcohol.

Fear of meteors or meteorites.

Fear of changes.

Fear of metal.

Fear of being bound or tied up.

Fear of brain disease.

Fear or hatred of music.

Fear of bees.

Fear of the color black.

Fear of large underwater creatures or objects.

Fear of an erect penis.

Fear of losing an erection.

Fear of machines.

Fear of punishment.

Fear of insanity.

Fear of love play (sarmassophobia).

Fear of childbirth.

Fear of cooking.

Fear of long waits.

Fear of rabies or of becoming insane.

Fear of darkness.

Fear of otters.

Fear of syphilis.

Fear of words.

Fear of computers.

Fear of childbirth.

Fear of lawsuits.

Fear of string.

Fear of lakes.

Fear of tornadoes and hurricanes.

Fear of loud noises.

Fear of things to the left side of the body.

Fear of the color white.

Fear of leprosy.

Fear of speaking.

Fear of vegetables.

Fear of stooping.

Fear of cosmic phenomenon.

Fear of dust.

Fear of fatigue.

Fear of voids or empty spaces.

Fear of failure or defeat.

Fear of anything new, novelty.

Fear of Jews.

Fear of the Japanese.

Fear of termites, insects that eat wood.

Fear of solitude, being alone.

Fear of poison.

Fear of vertigo or feeling dizzy when looking down.

Fear of ideas.

Fear of height.

Fear of sleep or of being hypnotized.

Fear of forests.

Fear of materialism or the fear of epilepsy.

Fear of water, often a symptom of rabies.

Fear of firearms.

Fear of men.

Fear of fog.

Fear of road travel.

Fear of bums or beggars.

Fear of long words.

Fear of priests or sacred things.

Fear of the opposite sex.

Fear of reptiles, such as lizards or snakes.

Fear of challenges to official doctrine or of radical deviation.

An alternate name for the fear of blood.

Fear of being infested with worms.

Fear of Greek terms or complex scientific terminology.

Fear of feeling pleasure.

Fear of being robbed.

Fear of being touched.

Fear of sinning.

Fear of saints or holy things.

Fear of hell.

Fear of women.

Fear of nudity.

Fear of knees.

Fear of Germany or German culture.

An alternate name for the fear of sharks.

Fear of cold or cold things.

Fear of France or French culture.

Fear of fever.

Fear of female genitalia.

Fear of hearing good news.

Fear of being oneself or of loneliness.

Fear of horses.

Fear of dawn or daylight.

A more general term for the fear of insects.

Fear of crowds.

An alternate name for Ailurophobia, the fear of cats.

Fear of churches.

Fear of bubbles.

Fear of a physical defect.

Fear of the Dutch.

Fear of crossing streets.

Fear of fur or animal skins.

Fear of getting rid of stuff, leading to compulsive hoarding.

Fear of justice.

Fear of demons.

Fear of making decisions.

Fear of computers and technology.

Fear of crystals or glass.

Fear of feces.

Fear of cemeteries.

Fear of being trapped.

Fear of food.

Fear of clocks.

Fear of colors.

Fear of happiness or gaiety.

Fear of chemicals.

Fear of hair.

Fear of being ridiculed.

Fear of ugliness.

Fear of plants.

Fear of needles.

Fear of amphibians, such as frogs, newts, salamanders, etc.

The fear of gravity.

The fear of bacteria.

The fear of bees.

The fear of being touched.

The fear of people or society.

The fear of angina, choking, or narrowness.

The fear of men.

The fear of pain.

The fear of chickens.

The fear of bathing, washing, or cleaning.

The fear of the great mole rat.

The fear of words.

The fear of heaven or the sky.

The fear of speed.

The irrational fear of sleep.

The fear of the moon.

The fear of rain.

The fear of buttons.

The fear of teenagers.

The fear of computers or technology.

The fear of mirrors.

The fear of books.

The fear of numbers.

The fear of being buried alive.

The fear of being without a mobile phone.

The fear of flowers.

An extreme fear of medical procedures involving injections or hypodermic needles.

The fear of beards.

The fear of the sun or sunlight.

The fear of being alone, also known as monophobia.

The fear of work.

The fear of change.

The fear of sharks.

The fear of worms.

The fear of frogs and toads.

The fear of fish.

The fear of bats.

The fear of cats.

The fictional fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you.

The fear of balloons.

The fear of butterflies and moths.

The fear of ants.

The fear of mirrors or of seeing one's own reflection.

The fear of phobias.

The fear of the home.

The fear of time passing.

The fear of sleep.

The fear of human-like figures.

The fear of movement or motion.

A fear of flying, often used interchangeably with Aerophobia.

The fear of driving.

The fear of loud noises.

The fear of vomiting.

The fear of large objects.

The fear of wasps.

The fear of mice and rats.

The fear of insects.

The fear of cockroaches.

The fear of bridges.

The fear of choking or suffocation.

The fear of large, deep bodies of water.

The fear of dead things and things associated with death.

The fear of hospitals.

The fear of medication.

The fear of surgery or medical procedures.

The fear of injury.

The fear of developing a specific disease.

The fear of aging.

The fear of childbirth.

The fear of marriage or commitment.

The fear of falling in love or emotional attachment.

The fear of being alone.

The fear of being forgotten, ignored, or abandoned.

Fear of social situations that involve interaction with other people.

The fear of dolls.

The fear or dislike of advanced technology or complex devices.

Fear or hatred of strangers or foreigners.

The fear of ghosts.

The fear of needles or injections.

The fear of doctors.

An intense fear of dentists and dental procedures.

An irrational fear of blood.

An irrational fear of water.

An intense fear of the dark.

An irrational fear of fire.

The fear of clowns.

The irrational fear of birds.

The abnormal, unwarranted, and persistent fear of failure.

The fear of public speaking.

An intense fear of death or the dying process.

A fear or disgust of closely packed holes.

The fear of flying.

A pathological fear of contamination and germs.

An irrational fear of confined spaces.

An abnormal fear of thunder and lightning.

The irrational fear of dogs.

Fear of being in situations where escape might be difficult or that help wouldn't be available if things go wrong.

An extreme or irrational fear of heights.

The irrational fear of snakes.

The intense and irrational fear of spiders and other arachnids.