Lady Door
1. A mistake made by Dan and Phil in one of their most popular livestreams, surprisingly still on YouTube, and not demonetized!
2. A Female Exit
2. A Female Exit
Lady Door by ohdearymizzle June 1, 2018
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Lady door
A word established in a dan and Phil live stream, meaning the excit water girl uses in the game ‘fire boy and water girl’
Lady door by lil pumpkin February 15, 2019
The old lady next door
That one old lady next door that loves to talk and bake cookies. She i really sweet and will always offer you cake if you come by her house.
Person 1: Dude, the old lady next door is super nice.
Person 2: yeah, i totally wanna plow her wrinkly ass all the way to the moon.
Person 2: yeah, i totally wanna plow her wrinkly ass all the way to the moon.
The old lady next door by gayasswhale January 31, 2020
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ladydoor by Chloesaphan May 9, 2018
Ladydoor
An annoying joke in the Dan and Phil phandom. When Dan and Phil were playing fireboy and watergirl, Phil called the door in which watergirl exited the "ladydoor" because it had a girl symbol on it.
Ladydoor by YOUR OBEDIENT SERVANT April 18, 2018
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