| 释义 |
kaylied, a. dial. and slang.|ˈkeɪlɪd, -laɪd|
Also kailed, kalied.
[Origin unkn.]
Extremely drunk. Also with up.
1937Partridge Dict. Slang Add. 986/1 Kalied up, get, to become drunk: from ca. 1927. 1966‘L. Lane’ ABZ of Scouse 58 ‘Kaylied’ means drunk. 1978‘J. Gash’ Gold from Gemini vi. 53 He offered to brew up but my stomach turned. That left him free to slosh out a gill of gin. Dandy was permanently kaylied. |