- mas|seuse
- mas|seuse «ma SERZ», noun.a woman whose work is massaging people.╂[< French masseuse, feminine of masseur masseur]
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mas·seuse — … Useful english dictionary
seuse — cau·seuse; dan·seuse; di·seuse; mas·seuse; po·seuse; … English syllables
masseuse — mas·seuse … English syllables
masseuse — mas|seuse [mæˈsə:z US mæˈsu:z, mə ] n [Date: 1800 1900; : French; Origin: masser; MASSAGE1] 1.) a woman who gives ↑massages 2.) a ↑prostitute … Dictionary of contemporary English
masseuse — mas|seuse [ mæ suz ] noun count a woman whose job is to give people MASSAGES … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
masseuse — mas•seuse [[t]məˈsus, ˈsuz, ˈsœz[/t]] n. a woman who provides massage as a profession or occupation • Etymology: 1875–80; < F; see massage, euse … From formal English to slang
masseuse — A woman who massages. * * * mas·seuse sə(r)z, süz n a woman who practices massage and physiotherapy * * * mas·seuse (mə soozґ) [Fr.] a woman who performs massage … Medical dictionary
Masseuse — Mas seuse (m[.a]*s[^u]z ), n.; pl. {Masseuses} (F. m[.a]*s[^u]z ). [F.] A woman who practices massage. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Masseuses — Masseuse Mas seuse (m[.a]*s[^u]z ), n.; pl. {Masseuses} (F. m[.a]*s[^u]z ). [F.] A woman who practices massage. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Enrique Suso — Beato Enrique Suso O.P. Grabado en madera del siglo XV Nombre Heinrich Seuse Nacimiento 21 de marzo ca. 1300 … Wikipedia Español
