Snake-phobia

Quick meaning: Snake-phobia is a noun meaning Alternative form of snakephobia.

Meaning

Alternative form of snakephobia.

Example Sentences

The latest edition, of 13 August, looks at the events that have shaped the evolution of mankind, from snake-phobia to the anger-management techniques instrumental in the development of organised civilisation.

A recently married young couple in which W. was treated as an individual patient for vaginismus preventing consummation, associated with a classical snake-phobia. This condition was relieved. But soon H., in his turn, came for help with complete impotence. This was relieved, and when we felt that all was set fair—back came W. with a relapse, snake-phobia and all!

Only once has The Star printed a snake picture. That was two weeks ago when a Bungle cartoon carried in the comic supplement of the newspaper the picture of a snake, but it an imitation snake. Even so, readers of the Star who know Mr. Longan’s snake-phobia wonder how the picture escaped the eagle eye of the censor, wonder what Mr. Longan said when he saw that picture, how many men were fired after the discovery.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include snakephobia, snake fright, ophiophobia, ophidiophobia, arachniphobia, ophidiophobe.

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