"peloothered" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1988, Frederick Exley, Last Notes from Home",
          "text": "By this time Jimmy was working himself into such a state—he'd already told me “I'm peloothered, lurve, bleeding peloothered”—that I felt he'd be unable to proceed.",
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          "text": "If you're peloothered then you're very, very drunk.",
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        "Drunk, thoroughly intoxicated."
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        "(rare, informal) Drunk, thoroughly intoxicated."
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