Trypophobia (noun)
tri-po-fo-bee-a
Extreme or irrational aversion to or fear of clusters of small holes or bumps.
Early 21st century from Greek trýpa ‘hole’ + -phobia.
Example sentences
“Oh I can’t look at that, it sets off my trypophobia”
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