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I have known this is a phobia for quite a while and remember reading the word long ago, but when I googled it today I got 2 different spellings: mastophobia and mastrophobia. Which one is right? Is either a recognised word? — I couldn't find them in the Oxford dictionary. Is it one of the newly made up words and there isn’t an official word to describe the fear of breasts?
If there is such a word but it's not mastophobia or mastrophobia, what is it?
Example sentence:
Eric liked cold cities where people wore lots of clothing. He positively avoided popular beaches in summer, due to his ______.
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I have known this is a phobia for quite a while and remember reading the word long ago, but when I googled it today I got 2 different spellings: mastophobia and mastrophobia. Which one is right? Is either a recognised word? — I couldn't find them in the Oxford dictionary. Is it one of the newly made up words and there isn’t an official word to describe the fear of breasts?
If there is such a word but it's not mastophobia or mastrophobia, what is it?
Example sentence:
Eric liked cold cities where people wore lots of clothing. He positively avoided popular beaches in summer, due to his ______.
single-word-requests is-it-a-word
edited 6 hours ago
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asked 9 hours ago
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Masto- is a combining form found in OED, with two different meanings; mastro- is not. Mastophobia therefore is known to have a couple of meanings. However, even the OED is not entirely exhaustive and mastrophobia might have a meaning.
– Andrew Leach♦
9 hours ago
@choster I am thinking of a word that describes “the fear of breasts”.
– Saifur Rahman Mohsin
9 hours ago
“the fear of breasts” - I know what you mean; they sure are scary.
– Michael Harvey
8 hours ago
Perhaps "masto-" was erroneously changed to "mastro-" by some writers by analogy with claustrophobia, hydrophobia, acrophobia, etc
– James Random
8 hours ago
add a comment |
I have known this is a phobia for quite a while and remember reading the word long ago, but when I googled it today I got 2 different spellings: mastophobia and mastrophobia. Which one is right? Is either a recognised word? — I couldn't find them in the Oxford dictionary. Is it one of the newly made up words and there isn’t an official word to describe the fear of breasts?
If there is such a word but it's not mastophobia or mastrophobia, what is it?
Example sentence:
Eric liked cold cities where people wore lots of clothing. He positively avoided popular beaches in summer, due to his ______.
single-word-requests is-it-a-word
edited 6 hours ago
Chappo
3,00051427
asked 9 hours ago
Saifur Rahman MohsinSaifur Rahman Mohsin
1013
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I have known this is a phobia for quite a while and remember reading the word long ago, but when I googled it today I got 2 different spellings: mastophobia and mastrophobia. Which one is right? Is either a recognised word? — I couldn't find them in the Oxford dictionary. Is it one of the newly made up words and there isn’t an official word to describe the fear of breasts?
If there is such a word but it's not mastophobia or mastrophobia, what is it?
Example sentence:
Eric liked cold cities where people wore lots of clothing. He positively avoided popular beaches in summer, due to his ______.
single-word-requests is-it-a-word
single-word-requests is-it-a-word
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edited 6 hours ago
Chappo
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Janus Bahs Jacquet, Andrew Leach♦ 9 hours ago
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Masto- is a combining form found in OED, with two different meanings; mastro- is not. Mastophobia therefore is known to have a couple of meanings. However, even the OED is not entirely exhaustive and mastrophobia might have a meaning.
– Andrew Leach♦
9 hours ago
@choster I am thinking of a word that describes “the fear of breasts”.
– Saifur Rahman Mohsin
9 hours ago
“the fear of breasts” - I know what you mean; they sure are scary.
– Michael Harvey
8 hours ago
Perhaps "masto-" was erroneously changed to "mastro-" by some writers by analogy with claustrophobia, hydrophobia, acrophobia, etc
– James Random
8 hours ago
add a comment |
Masto- is a combining form found in OED, with two different meanings; mastro- is not. Mastophobia therefore is known to have a couple of meanings. However, even the OED is not entirely exhaustive and mastrophobia might have a meaning.
– Andrew Leach♦
9 hours ago
@choster I am thinking of a word that describes “the fear of breasts”.
– Saifur Rahman Mohsin
9 hours ago
“the fear of breasts” - I know what you mean; they sure are scary.
– Michael Harvey
8 hours ago
Perhaps "masto-" was erroneously changed to "mastro-" by some writers by analogy with claustrophobia, hydrophobia, acrophobia, etc
– James Random
8 hours ago
Masto- is a combining form found in OED, with two different meanings; mastro- is not. Mastophobia therefore is known to have a couple of meanings. However, even the OED is not entirely exhaustive and mastrophobia might have a meaning.
– Andrew Leach♦
9 hours ago
Masto- is a combining form found in OED, with two different meanings; mastro- is not. Mastophobia therefore is known to have a couple of meanings. However, even the OED is not entirely exhaustive and mastrophobia might have a meaning.
– Andrew Leach♦
9 hours ago
@choster I am thinking of a word that describes “the fear of breasts”.
– Saifur Rahman Mohsin
9 hours ago
@choster I am thinking of a word that describes “the fear of breasts”.
– Saifur Rahman Mohsin
9 hours ago
“the fear of breasts” - I know what you mean; they sure are scary.
– Michael Harvey
8 hours ago
“the fear of breasts” - I know what you mean; they sure are scary.
– Michael Harvey
8 hours ago
Perhaps "masto-" was erroneously changed to "mastro-" by some writers by analogy with claustrophobia, hydrophobia, acrophobia, etc
– James Random
8 hours ago
Perhaps "masto-" was erroneously changed to "mastro-" by some writers by analogy with claustrophobia, hydrophobia, acrophobia, etc
– James Random
8 hours ago
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Masto- is a combining form found in OED, with two different meanings; mastro- is not. Mastophobia therefore is known to have a couple of meanings. However, even the OED is not entirely exhaustive and mastrophobia might have a meaning.
– Andrew Leach♦
9 hours ago
@choster I am thinking of a word that describes “the fear of breasts”.
– Saifur Rahman Mohsin
9 hours ago
“the fear of breasts” - I know what you mean; they sure are scary.
– Michael Harvey
8 hours ago
Perhaps "masto-" was erroneously changed to "mastro-" by some writers by analogy with claustrophobia, hydrophobia, acrophobia, etc
– James Random
8 hours ago