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- adjective
Morbidly afraid ofgerms .
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Examples
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After watching movies like Contagion, does the public become unduly germophobic?
Priya Malhotra: The Facts and Fiction of On-Screen Medicine Priya Malhotra 2011
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Ah, they are cute and amazing and they should have wonderful germophobic singing children together.
adventures for today tragic_elegance 2009
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JAYMA MAYS may currently be seen on “Glee” as the germophobic guidance counselor Emma Pillsbury.
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After watching movies like Contagion, does the public become unduly germophobic?
Priya Malhotra: The Facts and Fiction of On-Screen Medicine Priya Malhotra 2011
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After watching movies like Contagion, does the public become unduly germophobic?
Priya Malhotra: The Facts and Fiction of On-Screen Medicine Priya Malhotra 2011
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After watching movies like Contagion, does the public become unduly germophobic?
Priya Malhotra: The Facts and Fiction of On-Screen Medicine Priya Malhotra 2011
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For example, we married Tony Shalhoub (who plays a compulsively neat and germophobic detective in Monk) with Windex.
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But the scent of fruit evokes strong associations of cleanliness for germophobic consumers.
Selling Illusions of Cleanliness Martin Lindstrom 2011
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After watching movies like Contagion, does the public become unduly germophobic?
Priya Malhotra: The Facts and Fiction of On-Screen Medicine Priya Malhotra 2011
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I am not at a germophobic at all, but if you use “your” cultures all the time, you do not really know what they develop into over time.
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