Ex-door Neighbor
Ex-door Neighbor by Jeul December 30, 2008
Word of the Day on August 3, 2007
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ex-door neighbor
Tim (to Alex): What's up?
Tom (to Tim): Do you even know that dude?
Tim (to Tom): Heck yes, he's my ex-door neighbor, we used to hang out sometimes.
Tom (to Tim): Do you even know that dude?
Tim (to Tom): Heck yes, he's my ex-door neighbor, we used to hang out sometimes.
ex-door neighbor by John319 August 26, 2007
Related Words
Ex-door Neighbor • ex-door neighbour • ex • ex boyfriend • ex-wife • ex girlfriend • ex best friend • ex sex • Ex-friend • ex husband
Ex-Door Neighbor
The person who used to live next door to you, but no longer does, either because they moved away or you did.
Ex-Door Neighbor by Zekk1331 October 3, 2011
ex-door neighbour
Guy 1: Who is Josh going on a date with?
Guy 2: Girl named Olivia.
Guy 1: How does he know her?
Guy 2: She is his ex-door neighbour.
Guy 2: Girl named Olivia.
Guy 1: How does he know her?
Guy 2: She is his ex-door neighbour.
ex-door neighbour by Big Sig & Bad News Brookes July 9, 2010
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