acrobystitis
/æk.rə.bi.sta.ɪt.ɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a rare or fictional medical condition, often used to describe a humorous or ironic illness.
“After eating too much spicy food, John joked that he had developed a bad case of acrobystitis.”
2. verb
to feign or pretend to have a medical condition, often for comedic effect.
“The actor acrobystitis his way out of the audition by claiming to have a rare allergy.”