10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPSOPHOBIA»
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hypsophobia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hypsophobia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
A. HITCH. IN. HYPSOPHOBIA. Smooth and deeply mellow in taste, Old Grand-
Dad is America's. Photographer Roy Pinney, who learned about fear chasing
man-eating animals in South America and landing in Normandy on D-day, took
the ...
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Midline Medical Dictionary
553 Hypsophobia Hypothymism. Inadequate function of the thymus. Hypothyroid.
Marked by reduced thyroid function, Hypothyroidism. Imperfect or complete loss
of the function of the thyroid gland; myxedema; myxoedema. Hypotonia.
... number 13 Triskaidekaphobia or Tredecaphobia Herpetophobia or
Ophiclophobia snakes or reptiles water Hydrophobia spiders Arachnophobia
telephones Telephonophobia work Ergophobia heights Acrophobia or
Hypsophobia There are ...
... fear of: acrophobia, cremno- phobia, hypsophobia heinous: abominable,
atrocious, awful, crying, detestable, evil, flagrant, grisly, hateful, hideous,
horrifying, malicious, monstrous, nefarious, odious, outrageous, shocking,
sickening, terrible, ...
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An Excess of Phobias and Manias
From Greek hypselos "high", and timos "price". hypsiphobia, hypsophobia: An
abnormal fear of high places. The heights-phobic person is no more or less
anxious than anyone else until exposed to heights, but then he or she becomes ...
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
See oxycephaly. hypso-, prefix meaning 'height': hypsonosus, hypsophobia,
hypsotherapy. hyster-. See hystero-. hysteralgia. See metralgia. hysterectomy /his
'tarek'tamé/ [Gk, hystera, uterus, ektomé, excision], surgical removal of the uterus.
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
See oxycephaly. hypso-, prefix meaning “height”: hypsonosus, hypsophobia,
hypsotherapy. hyster-. See hystero-. hysteralgia. See metralgia. hysterectomy lhis
'torek'tomel [Gk, hystera, womb, ektome, excision], surgical removal of the uterus,
...
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... hipsicefálico adj— hypsicephalic hipsifobia (f) — hypsiphobia hipsocefalia (f)
— hypsocephaly hipsofobia (1') — hypsophobia histamina (f) — histamine
histamínico adj— histaminic histerectomía (f) — hysterectomy histerectomía (f)
radical ...
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
hypsophobia See -phobia: hypsophobia. ♢hysteresis mechanism See
mechanism: hysteresis mechanism. ♢ hysterogenic See -genic: hysterogenic. ♢
hysterotely See 2heterochrony: neoteny: hysterotely. ♢♢I See opportunity for
selection; ...
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General Practice for Lawyers
... dogs Demonphobia demons Dromophobia crossing streets Equinophobia
horses Genophobia sex Gynophobia women Haptephobia being touched
Herpetophobia insects Hypsophobia falling Hypnophobia going to sleep
Mysophobia dirt, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPSOPHOBIA»
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Why can't we agree on the names for phobias?
... Frigophobia, Pagophobia, and Psychrophobia; Heights - Acrophobia, Altophobia, Bathophobia, Batophobia, Hypsiphobia, and Hypsophobia; ... «Register, Jun 06»
