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...
massage à trois n. a massage of one person by two massage therapists at once; a massage of two people at once. Editorial Note: The first cite is the title of a song; it’s unclear from the original article whether it is directly related to the...
massage à trois n.— «Barre never dreamed that the $130 “massage a trois” designed for husbands and wives would appeal to mothers and daughters. “It’s become a mommy and me bonding thing,” she says of the two-hour...
massage à trois n.— «I even braved a “tandem” massage (two therapists) recently at the Aquaterra Spa at the lovely Surf & Sand Resort in Laguna Beach, Calif., though the idea of a massage a trois made me blush. My...
massage à trois n.— «Synchronized massage? Two therapists and one me? Massage a trois?» —“Double Your Massage Pleasure: The Feel Of Four Hands Slapping” by Staci Sturrock Palm Beach Post (Florida) Dec. 7...
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...