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This is the complete A-to-Z list of every kink, fetish and paraphilia catalogued on KINKSpec: 474 terms in alphabetical order, each shown with its clinical synonym where one exists. Open any name for a plain, clinical definition with sources, and for how common the interest actually is.
Yes. This page lists all 474 kinks, fetishes and paraphilias catalogued by KINKSpec in one A-to-Z index, spread across 24 letter groups. Each name links to a full reference entry with its definition, clinical status, history and cited sources.
Alphabetically by the common name, not by the clinical one, so foot fetish files under F and its clinical synonym podophilia is shown beside it. To order the same terms by how common they are instead, use the sortable catalog.
There is no fixed number, because the vocabulary keeps growing. KINKSpec documents 474 distinct interests across 11 categories, every one of them listed on this page and defined in plain clinical language.
Dominance and Submission ranks first of the 474 entries, scoring 92/100 on the popularity index. Rank is computed from five cited signals rather than assigned by hand, so the order of the list does not depend on anyone's opinion.
A kink is any non-conventional sexual interest. A fetish is narrower: a reliable erotic focus on one specific object, body part, material or scenario. Paraphilia is the clinical umbrella term used in the DSM-5-TR and ICD-11, and it becomes a disorder only with distress, impairment or harm.
Yes. Where a term has an established clinical or Greek-derived synonym it is printed beside the common name, so the list doubles as a translation table between everyday language and the vocabulary used in the research literature.
It is generated from the KINKSpec dataset, in which every entry carries cited sources and a popularity score computed from five signals. The dataset was last rebuilt on 22 August 2026. The method is published in full.