👉 "Thomson fear" is a whimsical blend of the name of a famous English railway engineer and a terrifying, almost metaphorical fear of railways. It's like saying you're afraid of trains because your grandpa had a freakish terror of them after taking a ride, but with a side of Victorian-era superstition thrown in.
Here's an unsettling example sentence: "With a thunderous 'tick-tock-tock' and a fear of thunderous delays, the Thomson Fear of Tracks took to the skies, landing only in the minds of those who've seen the real thing."
