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cathouse 

A brothel.


Pussy (vag)= cat
The old lady took her pet to the cathouse before she left to go to france for a week, and almost had a heart attack when she realised what was going on there was not petcare.
cathouse by Kung-fu Jesus July 28, 2004
an animal with the head of moose, but the feline body of a cat. An insult to people with abnormal bodies.
'Mate, you're feet are huge! You could be a catmoose'
catmoose by ambzkid April 24, 2010

cathouse 

Whore house
Also a club in Glasgow which sold out.
The cathouse used to be good now it's pish.
cathouse by Anonymous March 13, 2003

cathouse demon 

a person who creeps around a rock club in the shadows, perving on girls and dancing like a muppet to cheesy songs
That boy Adam is a real "cathouse demon"

Cattouse 

v.: The act of being turned into roadkill by an onrushing vehicle or quarterback. Refers to the violent flattening of Sean Cattouse of Cal (who was Cattoused) by Andrew Luck of Stanford (who did the Cattousing).
1. Eww - that skunk in the middle of the road must have been Cattoused by an 18-wheeler.

2. (As a noun): I do like me some fricaseed Cattouse - the fresher the better.
Cattouse by Dr. Vinnie Boombatz November 27, 2010

Cathouse 

A club in Glasgow.

Colloquially reffered to as "The Catty"

It has two floors:
Top floor- Punk, Rock, Pop, Emo, Secene, Hardcore
Bottom Floor- Metal, Rap, Hevy Metal, Death Metal
Sheli- OMGZ did you hear Kat pulled at the Catty on Saturday!
Mhairi- Eww- magine pulling someone at the Cathouse. They're all a bit greasy
Sheli- Yeah I know. Now she has ampatigo
Mhairi- Ew! Facial herpes!
Cathouse by Portia x January 15, 2009
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