Definition & Meaning of "kaylied"in English

What does "kaylied" mean in British slang?

The structure is a simple adjective of uncertain origin, possibly from Yiddish "kayle" (to vomit) or from Irish slang, but its exact roots are unclear. People typically say "He was absolutely kaylied last night" or "They got kaylied at the pub." The term originated in 20th century British regional slang, and remains a colloquial, somewhat dated term for drunkenness, less common than "pissed" or "plastered."