"-ouse" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "centrale (“center”) + -ouse → centrouse (“central prison house”) (slang)"
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          "text": "feuille (“leaf”) + -ouse → fouillouse (“pocket (of a garment)”) (obsolete)"
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          "text": "gamelle (“portable pot or pan”) + -ouse → galtouse (“dish”) (slang)"
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          "text": "partie (“game, match”) + -ouse → partouse (“orgy”)"
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