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causeuse

noun
cau·​seuse | \ kōˈzə(r)z, -zə̄z\
plural -s

Definition of causeuse

: a small sofa for two persons : tête-à-tête

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History and Etymology for causeuse

French, literally, talkative woman, feminine of causeur

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