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kaylied
What does kaylied mean?
Extremely drunk — well past tipsy, into the can't-stand-up zone. Stronger than 'bevvied'. Heavily Scouse and Northern English, with the same energy as 'hammered' or 'paralytic'. Origin is murky but possibly linked to 'kali', an old sherbet sweet.
"She was absolutely kaylied by half nine, had to put her in a cab."
Frequently asked questions
What does kaylied mean?
Kaylied means absolutely steaming drunk.
How do you use kaylied in a sentence?
"He was completely kaylied by the end of the night."
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