Part of Speech: Verb, Adjective
Top Definition: To completely f*** up a situation, object, or plan beyond all conceivable repair.
The act of blairing something can happen in two distinct ways:
Unintentionally: Through
catastrophic incompetence or incredibly bad luck, resulting in an
apocalyptic mess.
Intentionally: Calculated, scorched-earth sabotage specifically designed to cause maximum misery and strife, ruin plans among friends, and completely eradicate anything good.
If a situation has been blaired, it has gone from bad, to worse, to utterly unsalvageable.
Example 1 (The Unintentional Blair):
Mark: "How was the camping trip with the guys?"
Jason: "Total disaster. Greg blaired the entire weekend. He forgot the tent poles, dropped
the cooler in the river, and somehow managed to set the only roll of
toilet paper on fire."
Example 2 (The Intentional Blair):
Sarah: "Are we still going to the concert tonight?"
Chloe: "No, Amanda found out she wasn't
riding shotgun, threw a massive fit, and canceled the Uber. She completely blaired the whole night for everyone just to be petty."
Example 3 (Used as an Adjective):
Chris: "Dude, the engine on my car is smoking, and I have zero dollars in my bank account."
Mike: "Yeah man, you are completely blaired right now."