massage à trois
n.— «“That’s my way of giving thanks,” said masseuse Mitch Goldstein while giving massages to two people at a time. “Massage a trois,” he called it.» —“Turkey on the Table, Jam on the Freeways” by Louise Roug, Daniel Yi Los Angeles Times Nov. 26, 1999. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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