Phobias and Manias


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 * ablutomania (bathing)
 * aborticide (fetus)
 * acanthology (spine, sea urchins)
 * acaricide (acarid)
 * acarology (mites, ticks)
 * acarophobia, scabiophobia (itching)
 * acerophobia (sourness)
 * achluophobia (night, darkness)
 * acrophile (mountains)
 * acrophobia, altophobia (heights)
 * actinology (chemical action of light)
 * adenology (glands)
 * aelurophile (cats)
 * aelurophilia (cats)
 * aerobiology (airborne microorganisms)
 * aerology (upper air)
 * aeromancy (weather conditions)
 * aerophobia (flying)
 * agoraphobia (open spaces)
 * agriology (history, customs of primitive people)
 * agrobiology (plant life, plant nutrition)
 * agrology (soil)
 * agromania (live alone)
 * agrostology (grasses)
 * aichurophobia (points)
 * ailuromania (cats)
 * ailurophile (cats)
 * ailurophilia (cats)
 * ailurophobia (cats)
 * akousticophobia (sound)
 * alcoholphile (alcoholic beverages)
 * alcoholphilia (alcoholic beverages)
 * alectoromancy, alectryomancy (rooster)
 * alektorophobia (chickens)
 * alethiology (truth and error)
 * aleuromancy (flour)
 * algicide (algae)
 * algology (algae)
 * algophobia, odynophobia (pain)
 * alphitomancy (barley meal)
 * amathophobia (dust)
 * amaxophobia, ochophobia (vehicles)
 * amicicide (friend)
 * amnesiac (amnesia sufferer)
 * amychophobia (being scratched)
 * ancraophobia (wind)
 * androcracy (men)
 * andrology (man)
 * androphilia (males)
 * androphobia (men)
 * androphonomania (homicidal)
 * anemology (winds)
 * anemophobia (drafts)
 * anesthesiology
 * angelocracy (angels)
 * angelology (angels)
 * angiology (blood vessels, lymphatics)
 * Anglomania (imitate English manners and customs)
 * Anglomanic
 * Anglophile (England or English culture)
 * Anglophilia (England or Enlish culture)
 * anthomania (flowers)
 * anthophobia (flowers)
 * anthracomancy (burning coal)
 * anthropology
 * anthropomancy (internal parts of dead men)
 * anthropophobia (human beings)
 * antlophobia (flood)
 * apeirophobia (infinity)
 * apiology (bees)
 * apiphobia (bees)
 * arachnophobia (spiders)
 * archaeology
 * arcticology (Polar Regions)
 * arctophile (teddy bears)
 * areology (Mars)
 * aristocracy
 * aristocrat
 * arithmancy, arithmomancy (numbers)
 * arithmocracy (numerical majority)
 * arithmomancy (numbers)
 * arithmomania (numbers, counting)
 * arithmomaniac (compulsive counting)
 * armomancy (shoulders of animals)
 * asthenophobia (weakness)
 * astraphobia (lightning)
 * astrogeology
 * astrology
 * astromancy (stars)
 * astrophile (stars)
 * ataxiophobia (disorder)
 * atelophobia (imperfection)
 * atephobia (ruin)
 * audiology (hearing disorders)
 * audiophile (high-fidelity sound reproduction)
 * auroraphobia (auroral lights)
 * autecology (ecology of individual plant)
 * autocide (crashing car or vehicle)
 * autocracy (one ruler)
 * autocrat (single ruler)
 * automania (solitude)
 * automysophobia (being dirty)
 * autonumerology (licence plate numbers)
 * autophile (self)
 * autophilia (self)
 * avicide (bird)
 * axinomancy (axhead)
 * axiology (values- ethics, aesthetics, religion)
 * bacilliphobia (microbes)
 * bactericide (bacteria)
 * bacteriology (bacteria)
 * bacteriophobia (bacteria)
 * balletomania (ballet)
 * ballistophobia (missiles)
 * balneology (baths, bathing)
 * barophobia (gravity)
 * basiphobia (walking)
 * bathophobia (depth)
 * batrachophobia (reptiles)
 * belomancy (arrows)
 * belonophobia (needles)
 * bibliomancy (books)
 * bibliomania (books)
 * bibliomaniac (mad for books)
 * bibliophile (books)
 * bibliophobia (books)
 * biocenology (biotic community)
 * biocide (chemical)
 * bioclimatology (climate in relation to health)
 * bioecology (environment in relation to health)
 * biology (animals, plants)
 * biometeorology (weather in relation to health)
 * biopsychology (psychology in relation to health)
 * biosociology (sociology in relation to health)
 * biospeleology (organisms that live in caves)
 * blennophobia (slime)
 * brontophobia (thunder)
 * bryology (mosses)
 * Buddhology (Buddha, Buddhahood)
 * bulimiac (bulimia sufferer)
 * bureaucracy
 * bureaucrat
 * cacodemonomania (demonic possession)
 * cainophobia (new things)
 * cancerophobia (cancer)
 * capnomancy (smoke)
 * carcinophobia (cancer)
 * cardiology (heart)
 * cardiophobia (heart conditions)
 * carnophobia (meat)
 * carpology (fruits, seeds)
 * cartomancy (playing cards)
 * catopromancy, catoptromancy (crystal ball, mirrors)
 * cephalomancy (head)
 * ceraunomancy (thunder)
 * ceromancy (melted wax dropped into water)
 * ceticide (whale)
 * cetology (whales, dolphins)
 * chaetophobia (hair)
 * cheimatophobia (cold)
 * cheiromancy, chiromancy (palm, hand)
 * cheromania (gaiety)
 * chionophobia (snow)
 * cholerophobia (cholera)
 * choreology (dance notation)
 * choreomania (dancing)
 * choromania (dancing sickness)
 * chrematomania (money)
 * Christology (Jesus Christ)
 * chromatocracy (single race)
 * chromatophobia, chromophobia, psychrophobia (color)
 * chrometophobia (money)
 * chronobiology (biology and time)
 * chronology (time)
 * chronomancy (determine time for action)
 * cinephile (movies)
 * claustrophilia (to be closed in)
 * claustrophobia (enclosed spaces)
 * claustrophobiac (claustrophobia sufferer)
 * cleidomancy, clidomancy (keys)
 * cleptomania (stealing)
 * cleromancy (casting of lots)
 * climatology (climate)
 * clinical pathology
 * clinical psychology
 * clinophobia (going to bed)
 * cnidophobia (stings)
 * cognitive psychology
 * coitophobia (sexual intercourse)
 * conchology (shells, mollusks)
 * coprolalomania (foul speech)
 * coprophilia (feces)
 * coprophobia (feces)
 * coscinomancy (sieve and shears)
 * cosmocracy (whole world)
 * cosmology (universe)
 * craniology (human skull)
 * cremnophobia (precipices)
 * criminology (criminals)
 * crithomancy (scatter grain over sacrificed animals)
 * cryobiology (low-temperature biology)
 * cryology (snow and ice)
 * cryophobia (ice, frost)
 * cryptology (secret communications)
 * crystallophobia (crystals, glass)
 * cubomancy (thrown rice)
 * culturology (culture)
 * cyclonology (cyclones)
 * cymophobia (sea swell)
 * cynomania (dogs)
 * cynophobia (dogs)
 * cypridophobia (venereal disease)
 * cytology (cells of organisms)
 * cytopathology (pathology of cells)
 * dactyliomancy (finger rings)
 * deicide (god)
 * democracy
 * democrat
 * demonology (demons)
 * demonomancy (demons)
 * demonophobia (demons)
 * demophile (crowds)
 * demophilia (crowds)
 * demophobia, ochlophobia (crowds)
 * dendrochronology (tree rings)
 * dendrology (trees, shrubs)
 * dendrophobia (trees)
 * deontology (ethics)
 * dermatology (skin)
 * desmidiology (desmids)
 * dialectology (dialects)
 * dikephobia (justice)
 * dipsomania (alcoholic beverages)
 * dipsomaniac (alcoholic drink craving)
 * dipsophobia (drinking)
 * discophile (phonograph records)
 * Dixiecrat
 * domatophobia, oikophobia (home)
 * doraphobia (fur)
 * doulocracy, dulocracy (slaves)
 * dromomania (traveling)
 * dromophobia (crossing streets)
 * dysmorphophobia (deformity)
 * ecclesiaphobia (churches)
 * ecclesiology (churches)
 * eccrinology (secretions)
 * ecocide (destruction of large area)
 * ecology
 * egomania (oneself)
 * Egyptology
 * eisoptrophobia (mirrors)
 * electrobiology (electricity in living beings)
 * electrophobia (electricity)
 * elephanticide
 * eleutheromania (freedom)
 * eleutherophobia (freedom)
 * embryology (embryos)
 * emetophobia (vomiting)
 * empyromancy (fire and smoke)
 * endocrinology (endocrine glands)
 * enetephobia (pins)
 * enigmatology (enigmas)
 * enterology (intestines)
 * entheomania (religion)
 * entomology (insects)
 * entomomania (insects)
 * entomophobia (insects)
 * enzymology (enzymes)
 * eosophobia (dawn)
 * epidemiology (epidemics)
 * epistemology (knowledge)
 * epistemophilia (knowledge)
 * eremiomania (stillness)
 * eremitophobia, eremophobia (solitude)
 * eremophobia (stillness)
 * ereuthophobia (blushing)
 * ergatocracy (workers)
 * ergomania (work)
 * ergophobia (work)
 * erotomania (sexual desire)
 * erotomaniac (erotomania sufferer)
 * erotophobia (physical love)
 * eschatology (theological judgment)
 * Eskimology
 * ethnoarchaeology (archaeology of a society)
 * ethnobiology (biology of a society)
 * ethnology (races and ethnic groups)
 * ethnomania (ethnic or racial autonomy)
 * ethnomusicology (music of a culture)
 * ethnopsychology (psychology of a culture)
 * ethology (animal behavior)
 * etiology (assignment of a cause)
 * etymology (history of words)
 * Eurocrat
 * exobiology (evolution)
 * eyrythrophobia (blushing)
 * felicide (cat)
 * femicide (woman)
 * feticide (fetus)
 * fetology (fetus)
 * filaricide (worm)
 * filicide (son or daughter)
 * florimania (plants)
 * fluviology (watercourses, rivers)
 * foeticide (fetus)
 * formicicide (ant)
 * Francophile (France or French culture)
 * Francophilia (France or French culture)
 * fraticide (brother)
 * frigophobia (being cold)
 * fungicide (fungus)
 * fungology (fungi)
 * futurology (future, forecasting trends)
 * galeophilia (cats)
 * galvanology (galvanism)
 * gametocide (gamete or gametocyte)
 * gamomania (marriage)
 * gamophobia (marriage)
 * garbology (refuse)
 * gastrology (stomach)
 * gastromancy (stomach sounds, crystal ball, full glass of water)
 * gatophobia (cats)
 * gemology (gemstones)
 * genesiology (reproduction)
 * genocide (national, racial, political, or cultural group)
 * genophobia (sex)
 * genuphobia (kneeling, knees)
 * geology
 * geomancy (geographic features, handful of thrown earth analyzation,
 * analyzation of dots randomly placed on paper)
 * geomorphology (origin of geological features)
 * gephyromania (bridges)
 * gephyrophobia (crossing a bridge)
 * geratology (approaching extinction)
 * Germanophile (Germany or German culture)
 * germicide (germ)
 * gerontocracy (elder ruler)
 * gerontocrat (elder ruler)
 * gerontology (old age)
 * gerontophile (elderly)
 * gerontophilia (elderly)
 * geumatophobia (taste)
 * giganticide (giant)
 * gigantology (giants)
 * glaciology (glaciers)
 * glazomania (list making)
 * glossology (linguistics)
 * grammatology (systems of writing)
 * graphology (handwriting)
 * graphophobia (writing)
 * graptomancy (handwriting)
 * gymnomania (nakedness)
 * gymnophobia (nudity)
 * gynecide (woman)
 * gynecocracy (women)
 * gynecocrat (woman ruler)
 * gynecology (womenâs health)
 * gynecomania (uncontrollable sexual desire in males)
 * gynophobia (women)
 * gyromancy (walking in a circle)
 * hadephobia (hell)
 * haematophobia (blood)
 * hagiocracy (holy people)
 * halology (chemistry of salts)
 * halomancy (salt)
 * hamartiology (sin)
 * haphephobia (being touched)
 * haphephobia, thixophobia (touching)
 * haptophobia (touch)
 * harpaxophobia (robbers)
 * hedonology (pleasure)
 * hedonomania (pleasure)
 * hedonophobia (pleasure)
 * heliomania (sun)
 * heliophobia (sun)
 * helminthology (worms)
 * helminthophobia (worms)
 * hematology (blood)
 * heortology (religious feasts, seasons)
 * herbicide (plant)
 * herbology (herbs)
 * heresiology (heresies)
 * herptology (reptiles)
 * hierocracy (priest or clergy)
 * hieroglyphology (hieroglyphics)
 * hieromancy (sacred objects, sacrificial remains)
 * hierophobia (sacred things)
 * hippology (horses)
 * hippomania (horses)
 * hippophile (horses)
 * hippophobia (horses)
 * histology (tissues)
 * hodophobia (travel)
 * homichlophobia (fog)
 * homicide
 * homicidomania (murder)
 * hormephobia (shock)
 * horology (measuring time, making timepieces)
 * hydrobiology (biology in water)
 * hydrology (water)
 * hydromancy (water observation)
 * hydromania (water)
 * hydrophobia (water)
 * hyetology (rainfall)
 * hygrology (humidity)
 * hygrophobia (moisture, dampness)
 * hymnology (hymns)
 * hypegiaphobia (responsibility)
 * hypermania (high intensity)
 * hypnology (sleep, hypnotism)
 * hypnomania (sleep)
 * hypnophobia (sleep)
 * hypochondriac (excessive worry about health)
 * hypomania (low intensity)
 * hypsophobia (high places)
 * ichnology (fossil footprints)
 * ichnomancy (footprints)
 * ichthyology (fish)
 * ichthyomancy (internal parts of fish)
 * ichthyomania (fish)
 * ichthyophobia (fish)
 * iconology (icons)
 * iconophile (icons)
 * ideocracy (theory or abstract)
 * ideology (ideas)
 * ideophobia (ideas)
 * immunology (immunity)
 * infanticide (baby)
 * insecticide (insect)
 * insectology (insects)
 * insomniac (insomnia sufferer)
 * iophobia (rust)
 * isocracy (equal political power)
 * isocrat
 * Italophile (Italy or Italian culture)
 * kakistocracy (worst men)
 * kakorraphiaphobia (failure)
 * karyology (cell nuclei)
 * katagelophobia (ridicule)
 * kathisomania (sitting)
 * kenophobia (void)
 * keraunomancy (thunder)
 * keraunophobia (thunder)
 * keraunothnetophobia (fall of man-made satellites)
 * kinesiology (bodily movement)
 * kinesophobia, kinetophobia (motion)
 * kleptocracy (thief or thieves)
 * kleptocrat
 * kleptomania (stealing)
 * kleptomaniac
 * kleptophobia (stealing)
 * koniphobia (dust)
 * kopophobia, ponophobia (fatigue)
 * Kremlinology
 * kyphophobia (stooping)
 * labeorphile (beer bottle labels)
 * lalopathology (speech)
 * lalophobia (speech)
 * laparotomaphilia (surgery)
 * larvicide (larva)
 * laryngology (larynx)
 * lecanomancy (water examined in a basin)
 * lepidopterology (butterflies, moths)
 * leprophobia (leprosy)
 * letheomania (narcotics)
 * lexicology (word forms, history, meaning)
 * liberticide (liberty)
 * lichenology (lichens)
 * limnology (fresh water-lakes, ponds)
 * limnophobia (lakes)
 * linonophobia (string)
 * lithology (stones, rocks)
 * lithomancy (rocks or stones)
 * litigiomania (legal disputes)
 * logology (words)
 * logomancy (words)
 * logomania (talking)
 * logomaniac (mad for words)
 * logophile (words)
 * logophobia (words)
 * lupicide (wolf)
 * lyssophobia (insanity)
 * macropicide (kangaroo)
 * magnetology (magnets)
 * maieusiophobia (pregnancy)
 * malacology (mollusks)
 * malariology (malaria)
 * maniaphobia (insanity)
 * Mariology (Virgin Mary)
 * mariticide (spouse, especially husband)
 * martyrology (martyrs)
 * mastigophobia (flogging)
 * matricide (mother)
 * mechanophobia (machinery)
 * mediocracy (mediocre person or group)
 * megalomania (delusions of great wealth, power, self-importance, and
 * goodness)
 * megalomaniac (mad for oneself)
 * melancholiac (melancholia)
 * melissophobia (bees)
 * melomania (music, melody)
 * melomaniac (mad for music)
 * menticide (mind)
 * merinthophobia (being bound)
 * meritocracy (skill or intellectual achievement)
 * meritocrat
 * metallophobia (metals)
 * meteorology (atmosphere, weather, climate)
 * meteorophobia (meteors)
 * metopomancy (forehead, face)
 * metrology (weights, measures)
 * metromania (writing)
 * metromaniac (mad for writing poetry)
 * microbicide (germ)
 * microbiology (microorganisms)
 * microphobia (bacteria)
 * mildewcide (mildew)
 * missiology (religious missions)
 * miticide (mite)
 * mobocracy (mob)
 * mobocrat (mob ruler)
 * molybdomancy (motion of molten lead)
 * monocracy (one ruler)
 * monocrat (single ruler)
 * monomania (one idea, single interest)
 * monophobia, autophobia (being alone)
 * morphology (form)
 * muscology (mosses)
 * museology (museum work)
 * musicology (music)
 * musicophobia (music)
 * musophobia (mice)
 * mycology (fungus)
 * myology (muscles)
 * myomancy (mice)
 * myrmecology (ants)
 * mysophilia (dirt, filth)
 * mysophobia (dirt)
 * mysophobia (inflection)
 * mythology (myths)
 * mythomania (lying, exaggeration)
 * myxophobia (slime)
 * narcomania (deaden pain by drugs)
 * narcomaniac (mad for narcotics)
 * nasology (noses)
 * necromancy (dead)
 * necromania (the dead)
 * necrophila (corpses)
 * necrophile (corpses)
 * necrophiliac (mad for corpses)
 * necrophobia (death, corpses)
 * nelophobia (glass)
 * nematology (nematodes)
 * neocracy (amateurs)
 * neonatology (recently born infants)
 * neophiliac (mad for new things, novelty)
 * neophobia (new things)
 * nephology (clouds)
 * nephophobia (clouds)
 * nephrology (kidneys)
 * nesomania (islands)
 * neurology (nerves)
 * noctimania (night)
 * nomancy (letters)
 * nomatophobia (names)
 * nomology (law, laws)
 * nondemocracy
 * noology (understanding)
 * nosemaphobia (illness)
 * nosophilia (desire to be sick)
 * nosophobia (disease)
 * nostomania (homesickness)
 * numerology (numbers)
 * nyctophilia (night)
 * nyctophobia (darkness)
 * nymphomania
 * nymphomaniac (excessive sexual desire, female)
 * oceanology (oceanography)
 * ochlocracy (multitude or mob)
 * ochlocrat
 * ochlomania (crowds)
 * odontology (teeth)
 * odontophobia (teeth)
 * oenomancy, oinomancy (wine)
 * oenophile (wines)
 * oenophilia (wines)
 * oikomania (home)
 * oinomania (wine)
 * olfactophobia (smell)
 * ombrology (rain)
 * ombrophobia (rain)
 * ommatophobia (eyes)
 * oncology (tumors)
 * oneiromancy (dreams)
 * oneirophobia (dreams)
 * oniomania (buy things)
 * onomasiology (names)
 * onomatomania (words or names)
 * onomatophobia (certain names)
 * ontology (being; metaphysics)
 * onychomancy (fingernails)
 * oology (birdsâ eggs)
 * ophidiomania (reptiles)
 * ophidiophobia (snakes)
 * ophiology (snakes)
 * ophiophobia (snakes)
 * ophthalmology (eye)
 * orchidology (orchids)
 * organology (organs)
 * orismology (terminology)
 * ornithology (birds)
 * ornithomania (birds)
 * ornithophobia (birds)
 * osmophobia (odors)
 * osphresiophilia (smells)
 * osphresiophobia (body odors)
 * osteology (skeleton)
 * otolaryngology (ear, nose, larynx)
 * otology (ear)
 * ouranophobia (heaven)
 * ovicide (egg cell)
 * paediphobia (children)
 * paleology (antiquities)
 * paleontology (fossil animals)
 * palynology (pollen, spores)
 * pantisocracy (all equal, all rule)
 * pantophobia (everything)
 * papyrology (papyrus manuscripts)
 * paramania (complaints)
 * paranoiac (paranoia sufferer)
 * parapsychology (beyond psychology)
 * parasiticide (parasite)
 * parasitology (parasites)
 * parasitophobia (parasites)
 * parenticide (parent)
 * parousiamania (Christ)
 * parricide (close relative, parent)
 * parthenophobia (young girls)
 * pathology (disease)
 * pathophilia (desire to be sick)
 * pathophobia (disease)
 * patricide (father)
 * patroiophobia (heredity)
 * patrology (teachings of early church fathers)
 * peccatophobia (sinning)
 * pediculicide (lice)
 * pediculophobia (lice)
 * pedology (soil science)
 * pedophile (young children)
 * pedophilia (young children)
 * peniaphobia (poverty)
 * penology (punishment)
 * pessomancy (pebbles)
 * pesticide
 * petrology (rocks)
 * phagomania (food, eating)
 * phagophobia (eating)
 * phaneromania (growth on oneâs body)
 * pharmacology (pharmacy)
 * pharmacomania (medicines)
 * pharmacophobia (drugs)
 * pharyngology (pharynx)
 * phasmophobia (ghosts)
 * phengophobia (daylight)
 * phenology (climate and time)
 * phenomenology (phenomena)
 * philatelomaniac (mad for stamp collecting)
 * philology (learning and literature)
 * phobophobia (fears)
 * phonology (speech sounds)
 * phonomania (sound)
 * phonophobia (noise)
 * photomania (light)
 * photophobia (strong light)
 * phrenology (mental faculties)
 * phronemophobia (thinking)
 * phthisiophobia (tuberculosis)
 * phycology (algae)
 * phyllophobia (leaves)
 * physiocrat (political economist)
 * physiology (natural objects, science)
 * phytobiology (biology of plants)
 * phytocide (plant)
 * phytology (plants, botany)
 * piscatology (fishing)
 * pistology (faith)
 * planetology (planets)
 * plutocracy (wealthy)
 * plutocrat (wealthy ruler)
 * plutomania (craving for wealth, delusions of wealth)
 * pneumatology (spiritual beings)
 * pnigerophobia (smothering, choking)
 * pogonophile (beards)
 * pogonophobia (beards)
 * poinephobia (punishment)
 * polygamophile (polygamy)
 * pomology (fruits and growing fruits)
 * ponerology (evil)
 * poriomania (walk away from home)
 * pornocracy (harlots)
 * posology (drug administration)
 * potamology (rivers)
 * potamophobia (rivers)
 * potophobia (alcoholic drink)
 * praxeology (human conduct)
 * primatology (primates)
 * proctology (rectum, anus)
 * prolicide (own child)
 * psephology (elections)
 * psychobiology
 * psychology
 * psychomancy (souls, spirits)
 * psychopathology
 * psychophobia (mind)
 * psychophysiology
 * pteridology (ferns)
 * pteronophobia (feathers)
 * ptochocracy (poor)
 * ptochology (pauperism, unemployment)
 * pyrology (fire, heat)
 * pyromancy (fire)
 * pyromania (fire)
 * pyrophobia (fire)
 * raticide (rat)
 * reactology (psychological reactions)
 * reflexology (reflexes and behavior)
 * regicide (king)
 * rhabdomancy (rod, wand)
 * rhabdophobia (being beaten)
 * rhapsodomancy (verses)
 * rheology (flow of matter)
 * rheumatology (rheumatism)
 * rhinology (nose)
 * rodenticide (rodent)
 * roentgenology (medical x-rays)
 * Russomaniac (morbid fear of Russians)
 * Russophile (Russia or Russian culture)
 * Russophilia (Russia or Russian culture)
 * samhainophobia (Halloween)
 * sarcology (flesh anatomy)
 * Satanophobia (Satan)
 * satyromania (uncontrollable sexual desire in males)
 * satyromaniac (excessive sexual desire, male)
 * scapulimancy, scapulomancy (cracking of mammalâs scapula by heat)
 * scatology (feces)
 * scatomancy (excrement)
 * scholionophobia (school)
 * sciomancy (spirits of the dead)
 * sciophobia (shadows)
 * scopophilia, scoptophilia (looking at nude bodies or nude pictures)
 * scopophobia (being looked at)
 * scribomania (writing)
 * scripophile
 * sedimentology (sedimentary rocks)
 * seismology (earthquakes)
 * selenology (moon)
 * selenomancy (moon)
 * semasiology (word meanings)
 * semiology (signs, symbols)
 * senicide (old man)
 * serology (blood serum)
 * sexology (sex)
 * siderodromomania (railroad travel)
 * siderodromophobia (train travel)
 * sideromancy (stars)
 * siderophobia (stars)
 * simoniac (practicer of simony)
 * sindonology (Shroud of Turin)
 * Sinology (Chinese)
 * Sinophile (China or Chinese culture)
 * sitology (nutrition, dietetics)
 * sitomania (food)
 * sitophobia (food)
 * skin disease: dermatosiophobia (skin disease)
 * skin: dermatophobia (skin)
 * slavocracy (slave owners)
 * slavocrat
 * snakeology (snakes)
 * sociobiology (biology and behavior)
 * sociocracy (interests of all are served equally)
 * sociocrat
 * sociology
 * soiling: rypophobia (soiling)
 * somatology (bodies)
 * somatopsychology (body and psychology)
 * sophomania (wisdom)
 * sororicide (sister)
 * spatulamancy (shoulder blade of an animal)
 * spectrology (ghosts, phantoms, apparitions)
 * speech pathology
 * speleology (caves)
 * speleophobia (bats)
 * spermaticide, spermicide (sperm)
 * spermatophobia (semen)
 * spermophobia (germs)
 * spheksophobia (wasps)
 * spodomancy (ashes)
 * stasiphobia (standing)
 * stasophobia (standing)
 * stereology (2- / 3-dimensional figures)
 * stichomancy (poetry, book passages)
 * stignomancy (writing on tree bark, carving on tree bark)
 * stomatology (mouth)
 * stratocracy (military)
 * stygiophobia (hell)
 * suicide
 * suicidology (suicide)
 * supercrat (powerful bureaucrat)
 * surgical operations: ergasiophobia (surgery)
 * symbology (symbols)
 * symptomatology (symptons)
 * synecology (plant, animal communities)
 * syphilis: syphilophobia (syphilis)
 * systematology (systems)
 * tachophobia (speed)
 * taphophilia (funerals, graves, cemeteries)
 * taphophobia (being buried alive)
 * taphophobia (graves)
 * tauricide (bull)
 * technocracy (experts and technicians)
 * technocrat
 * technology
 * teleology (final causes)
 * teratology (tall tales)
 * teratophobia (monsters)
 * terdekaphobia (number 13)
 * thaasophobia (being idle)
 * thalassocracy (command of the seas)
 * thalassocrat (sea ruler)
 * thalassomania (sea)
 * thalassophobia (sea)
 * thanatology (death and its causes)
 * thanatomania (death)
 * thanatophobia (death, corpses)
 * thaumatology (miracles)
 * theatromaniac (mad for theatre-going)
 * theocracy (church officials who believe they have divine authority)
 * theocrat (deified ruler)
 * theology
 * theomania (God)
 * theophobia (God)
 * thermophobia (heat)
 * timbromania (postage stamps)
 * timocracy (love of honor and military glory, requisite ownership of
 * property, wealthy)
 * tocophobia (childbirth)
 * tomomania (surgery)
 * tonology (tones, speech)
 * topology (place)
 * topophobia (places)
 * toxicology (poisons)
 * toxiphobia (poison)
 * traumatology (wounds)
 * traumatophobia (wounds, injury)
 * tremophobia (trembling)
 * tribology (friction, wear)
 * trichology (hair)
 * trichomania (hair)
 * trichotilomania (pull oneâs hair)
 * triskaidekaphobia (number 13)
 * trypanophobia (inoculations, injections)
 * tulipomania (tulips)
 * Turcophile, Turkophile (Turkey or Turkish culture)
 * typhlology (blindness)
 * tyrannicide (tyrant)
 * ufology (UFOs)
 * urbanology (cities, towns)
 * urology (urine)
 * uromancy (urine)
 * uteromania (strong sexual desire in a female)
 * uxoricide (wife)
 * vaticide (prophet)
 * venereology (veneral disease)
 * vermicide (worm)
 * vespacide (wasp)
 * vexillology (flags)
 * videophile (television, video recording)
 * virology (viruses)
 * volcanology (volcanoes)
 * vulpecide, vulpicide (fox)
 * xenomania (foreigners)
 * xenophile (foreign people, cultures, and customs)
 * xenophilia (foreign people, cultures, and customs)
 * xylomancy (wood)
 * zelophobia (jealousy)
 * zoology (animals)
 * zoomania (animals)
 * zoophilia (animals)
 * zoophobia (animals)
 * zoophilia (animals)
 * zoophobia (animals)