acrophobic

English

Etymology

From acro- +‎ -phobic.

Adjective

acrophobic (comparative more acrophobic, superlative most acrophobic)

1. Of or pertaining to or suffering from acrophobia.
   • 2014 April 3, Melissa Coleman, “36 Hours in Hood River, Ore.”, in The New York Times‎^[1]:

     Leave the non-hikers at the picnic area below a classic Gorge waterfall and take a stroll along the horizontal Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail, or head three-quarters of a mile up a narrow trail to an overlook with acrophobic views similar to those in the first “Twilight” movie.

Translations

pertaining to or suffering from acrophobia

• Portuguese: acrofóbico, acrófobo

Noun

acrophobic (plural acrophobics)

1. A person who has acrophobia.