Sheila is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHEILA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Australian slang) a young girl or woman
• a girl or woman.
• girl or woman
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a young woman

Words related to SHEILA

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Words that contain SHEILA

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How to use SHEILA in a sentence

• Sheila thanked God for his return, and on the very instant he was gone.
• Sheila lifted this strange, romantic face on its long, romantic throat and looked at Hudson.
• It was a playful gesture, but Sheila had a distinct little tremor of fear.
• Sylvester stayed to tinker with the car, and Sheila, after a doubtful, tremulous moment, went slowly up the icy path after the two women.
• Sheila thought that he was shocked and she was very close to tears.
• But, honest, Miss Sheila, I thought you were my friend.
• So much so, that Sheila, embarrassed, went back almost abruptly to Jim.
• Dickie put his head on one side and Sheila explained.
• Sheila had listened and then she had put her hands over her ears.
• A piece of tapestry decorated the back of the chair Sheila had chosen.
• The woman stopped in her business of tying down a canvas cover over her load and gave Sheila an amused and searching look.
• A little cloud of dust rose up from the wheels and stood between Sheila and the wagon.
• Sheila, if you will marry me, I will promise you to take care of you.
• He had told Sheila that he would take care of her, but he could not even defend himself.
• He went over to the chair where Sheila had sat in the comfort, of his arms and he touched the piece of tapestry on its back.
• Thatcher, looking at Sheila, had some of these thoughts.
• To the north Sheila saw a further serenity of mountains, lying low and soft on the horizon, of another and more wistful blue.
• With a cry of delight Sheila jumped off her horse, tied him by his reins to a tree, and began gathering flowers with all the eager concentration of a six-year-old.
• Sheila waited till she thought she must have dreamed her meeting with him.
• Sheila came to a little tumbling tributary and crossed it on a log.
• Sheila was wearing one of her flimsy little black frocks, recovered from the wrinkles of its journey, and she had decorated her square-cut neck with some yellow flowers.
• Sheila had not before quite realized his good looks.
• Sheila set down her candle, sat on the edge of her cot, and covered her ears with her hands.
• Sheila wondered if the beautiful mother was that instant wearing the hideous prison dress.
• She said nothing, and in her steps Sheila plodded home in silence.
• At sunset, when the small snow-banked room was nearly dark, she stopped, threw up her head, and looked at Sheila.
• Sheila remembered well enough the route to the post-office.
• Sheila wanted with a great longing to be loved like that, to be so spoken of, so exquisitely entreated.
• And Sheila did not remember that his mouth had so sweet a firm line from sensitive end to end of the lips.
• Sheila and Arthur Davies, Margery, John, you and I are in it.
• I picked a spray of rosy bell-heather from the bank of the river, and pressed it between the leaves of the book in memory of Sheila.
• The rain had come through the broken roof and poor Sheila looked anxious and hungry as if she thought I might have meant to leave her there till morning in that dismal place.

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