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massage parlor
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massage parlor
n.
An establishment that offers therapeutic massage.
massage parlor
Sexology An establishment that advertises nonsexual manipulation and massage services, which may be provided by 'sex workers' who, for an appropriate fee, provide sexual services. See Sexual service. Cf Massage therapy.
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00pm) In the present day, Carol persuades Hain to return to London with her and reinvestigate her mother's murder, focusing on the original suspects and the massage parlour where she worked.
Pick of the day by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Carl Pritchett ran the Cuddles massage parlour in Hagley Road, Bearwood, where 19 foreign women were found during a police raid in September 2005.
Brothel boss told to repay pounds 2m by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Byline: By JAN DISLEY THOUSANDS of motorists are being directed to a massage parlour by yellow Highways Agency signs.
Road sign points way to parlour; PERSONAL by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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