masseuse
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6.3
- noun
- /məˈsuːz/
:
masajista
- After a long week of work, I decided to treat myself to a massage from a skilled masseuse.
- masseuse offers massages
- masseuse kneads
- masseuse rubs oil
And he at one point she said it to him and he went, I'm actually a old trained masseuse and sports therapist.
- And he at one point she said it to him and he went, I'm actually a old trained masseuse and sports therapist.
- She was like the best masseuse I've ever had.
- The other professional masseuse And she goes to my stomach.
- Lots of like people masseuses or whatever you want to call them, they like screw a lot.
- A gun, But no, like normatech boots and ice baths and masseuses.
- I had a tent, a masseuse, you know, bananas, like I think Whole Foods pulled up.
- You know, it replaces replaces Elon Musk before it replaces your electrician or your plumber or your masseuse way before, right?
- Oh wow, one of the masseuses is telling you how great you are, but not from them.
- He's broken up with her because he's found out that she was trying to keep the fact that her, his ex-wife is her new best friend and and masseuse client.
- And they showed me that you can like a masseuse's elbow, the fascia, fascia that put pressure on it is the only thing to deactivate it.
Examples
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I would like to train as a masseuse:
Fiction book (1996) -
Am I the perfect masseuse?
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One day you wake up, you decide you wanna be a masseuse.
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If you feel uncomfortable, you should immediately ask your masseuse to stop.
Blog text (18) -
I will send you to a masseuse who will give you a gentle massage.
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Harry is lying on his stomach with his shirt off, getting a massage from a beautiful masseuse.
Fiction book (1994) -
Even Fabian, my masseuse, said I had a lot of tension in my back.
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Aisha the Masseuse is at the front desk; she is close to fifty.
Fiction book (1998) -
She was like the best masseuse I've ever had.
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Vitti is in a massage chair getting a backrub from a masseuse.
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
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3.6
A person who rubs and presses someone's muscles to help them relax
Surface Forms
Etymology
Masseuse comes from the word massage plus a French ending -euse that shows a woman, so it names a female specialist. So, masseuse means 'a woman who gives massages'.