Meaning
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SAnglicized form of Irish Síle, the Irish form of Cecilia — from Latin caecus ('blind'). Sufficiently common in Australia by the early 20th century that 'sheila' became slang for any woman.
Anglicized form of Irish Síle, the Irish form of Cecilia — from Latin caecus ('blind'). Sufficiently common in Australia by the early 20th century that 'sheila' became slang for any woman.
SAnglicized form of Irish Síle, the Irish form of Cecilia — from Latin caecus ('blind'). Sufficiently common in Australia by the early 20th century that 'sheila' became slang for any woman.
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