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massager

massager

9 3.2
A small machine that uses vibration or pressure to relax muscles
  • noun
  • /məˈsɑːdʒər/
: masajeador
  • The new electric massager helped relieve the tension in my back after a long day at work.
  • foot massager
  • neck massager
  • electric massager

When I have a good show to watch I just go to bed with my massager.

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Examples

  • This is a pulse massager for your face.

  • Now I got to turn off my foot massager and shoulder massager.

  • So you can switch out the heads that you have on the massager and you can choose between any of these four.

  • I told her it was a neck massager.

  • It's called a personal massager.

  • Would you say that this knee massager is fitness related or just pleasure related?

  • So we're looking at a foot and calf massager with heat by neck tech.

  • It is a head massager.

  • Toshi's father read a magazine in the waiting room, his stocking feet resting on an electric foot massager.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • These seat massagers are strong and unusually centralized.

Synonyms

vibrator
vsmassager
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40 6.1

A small machine that moves quickly to massage and relax muscles

is designed to relax muscles using various methods not only vibration
reliever
vsmassager
10 3.7

Something that makes pain or worry less

is aimed at relaxing muscles specifically through pressure vibration or movement
relaxer
vsmassager
6 4.2

Something that helps someone feel calm, like tea or soft music

focuses on relaxing muscles specifically through pressure vibration or movement
stress reliever
vsmassager
3 3.2

A thing or activity that helps you feel less tense

targets physical muscle relaxation rather than only lowering emotional stress

How Stimulating

sex toy
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18 3.8
massager
9 3.2

Surface Forms

massager singular
massagers plural

Morphology

massager = massage (transparent) = massage + er

The instrument sense is a regular extension of the verb via '-er' (tool that performs the action), so the relation is transparent.

Etymology

Massager comes from the word massage, which originally meant 'to knead' like when you knead bread, and the ending -er can mean 'something that does'. So a massager is a tool or device that rubs, presses, or vibrates to relax your muscles.