pileoffears

noun
UK /paɪl əv fɪəz/
US /paɪl əv fɪrz/

A pile of fears is a big bunch of things that scare you.

She faced her pileoffears one by one until she felt brave.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large number of scary thoughts gathered in someone's mind.

His pileoffears kept him awake all night.

3. A group of frightening situations that seem too big to handle.

The new job felt like a pileoffears at first.

4. An overwhelming amount of nervousness about many things at once.

Before the test, a pileoffears filled her head.