Fear of wine?

LOL Rob!

I'll go with Sylvia but also guess fear of flying insects. One never knows what the phobias mean! :)

The fear of answering trivia questions on Wednesdays.

So if I think I know the answer to a question I'll look it up just to be sure. If I'm wrong I won't answer and cheat. I thought I knew what this was and I was WAAYYYY off. I gotta say the answer is pretty silly lol

fear of vowels

Fear of selecting the wrong wine at a ritzy restaurant? (Followed closely by the fear of the bill!)

A oenophile is a wine nut, so I am pretty sure this would be a fear of wines, although I cannot imagine why anyone would be afflicted with this phobia! I can see not liking wines for whatever reason, but fear?

Fear of Owen Meany.

Fear of meeting an Oen while being claustrophobic

I meant to add to my post....I am missing some of the trivia quiz posts. Do they disappear from page one quickly? I seem to miss them lately or something. Didn’t even see the last one at all, or maybe I am just behind because some days I don’t get to read all the KT until later in the day.

Hareball, half the fun is guessing and being wrong....sometimes we get a little silly in our answers....it's all fun!

"A oenophile is a wine nut"

Hm-m-m-m-m-m-mmm. . . . . . . I had no idea, is it a tree nut or a ground nut?

I don't drink wine, but I don't fear it, maybe fear the results of drinking a little too much of it.

Okay, I give up, I'll just agree with Skibby.

Rusty

The fear of the number one..........I think you had a typographical error. :-)))

Rusty, wine nut = someone who is crazy about wine...like me! I hope you didn’t think I meant a nut as in one that grows on trees!

Agree with fear of wine!

I know this one. It is a fear of ENO the over the counter antacid remedy.

LOL, OutsidePlaying, I knew exactly what you meant! But I was having one of those 'silliness' attacks I often get when tired and hungry. It just didn't translate into print very well. :^)

Rusty

I'd guess fear of wine, but I'm not the first on that bandwagon....

Fear of the vowels 'o' and 'e'.