xyrophobic
xyrophobic adjective: abnormally fearful of razors and other sharp cutting instruments.
Adjective
xyrophobic (not comparable)
- Abnormally fearful of razors and other sharp cutting instruments.
- Many people suffering from hair loss are also xyrophobic, or have a fear of razors and other sharp cutting instruments.2004, Douglas Walker, Graham Walker, The Official Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide, Simon & Schuster, →ISBN, page 83
Origin of xyrophobic
From xyro- (“razor”) + -phobic.
Questions about xyrophobic
- What does xyrophobic mean?
- Xyrophobic means abnormally fearful of razors and other sharp cutting instruments.
- What part of speech is xyrophobic?
- Xyrophobic is an adjective.
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