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To leave your hot wife for a hotter but insane and possibly homicidal girlfriend.
"Aww dude, don't McNair Cari! Melissa owns seven guns!"
McNair by Dedzpot July 7, 2009
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dumb; clueless; out of touch; naive; lost; blind; tone deaf; dumb; clueless; loser; Munson; stupid; uncle rico; dumb; clueless.
The Texans are so McNair for having Bill O’Brien as a coach.
McNair by Joeyexotic April 3, 2020
Used to declare dominance in regards to riding in the seat directly behind the front right seat in a vehicle. This is because that seat is behind the "shotgun" position.
4 friends walk up to a car.

Person 1: I call shotgun

Person 2: I call Mcnair

Person 3: damn, now I have to sit behind the driver.

This is because of how mcnair was behind a shotgun..

too soon?

Call "cobain" instead..
MCNAIR by UTEXAS January 25, 2010
The word McNair can be used as a substitute for any word.
"Those shoes are so McNairin'!"
"That girl is such a McNair!"

McNair by Smai the Spy January 27, 2008
One McNair is a unit of sexual intercourse. 480 thrusts, at 0.5 Newtons of force, with an average length of 0.1 meters.
We shagged all night last night, it was at least 400 McNairs.
McNair by Terrybt June 3, 2024

McNair'd 

When the rammer you promised you were leaving your old lady for calls your bluff and smokes you both with a piece she bought on the street.
You better be careful screwing around on your wife w/that crazy broad . . . you might get McNair'd.
McNair'd by Ninja Blacksox July 8, 2009

McNair Middle School 

The turd that keeps the toilet clogged
Mcnair Middle School is trash af and can suck my big black balls!
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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