Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: (1) If you want to use 'vet' something-it means to 'examine critically for faults'. (2) 'Vet' is also an abbreviated form for veterinary' - an animal doctor (3) I believe McCain was 'punning' with the word-there is a double meaning to the usage of the word in his sentence.
Atomosophobia- Fear of atomic explosions. Atomosophobia is defined as an irregular and unwarranted concern of atomic explosions; every year this surprisingly this phobia causes many people useless distress. It is understood by a variety of names Atomosophobia and Fear of Atomic Explosions being the commonest â the issue often considerably impacts the quality of life. It can cause panic assaults and maintain the people other than the loved ones and enterprise associates.
But now, a study in the journal Psychological Science attempts to explain the fear. Researchers Geoff Cole and Arnold Wilkins of the Centre for Brain Science at the University of Essex based their research on images posted on Trypophobia.com. They've concluded that it is not the holes that these people fear. Instead, their brains associate the holes with danger. What kind of danger they sense, exactly, is still being studied. According to site, the fear covers clustered holes in skin, meat, wood, plants, coral, sponges, mould, dried seed pods and honeycomb.