massage à trois
n.— «A course in “massage a Trois,” taught by Marlene Elbin, can be useful and relaxing: “A great treat for those who don’t have four hands to massage them.”» —“Open Season; Washington’s University Of the Unusual” by Joseph P. Mastrangelo Washington Post Mar. 28, 1981. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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