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frottage /frot·tage/ (fro-tahzh´) [Fr.] frotteurism.
frot·tage (frô-täzh)
n.
1. Massage; rubbing.
2. The act of rubbing against the body of another person, as in a crowd, to attain sexual gratification.

frottage
[frôtäzh′]
Etymology: Fr, rubbing
1 sexual gratification obtained by rubbing (especially the genital area) against the clothing of another person, as can occur in a crowd.
2 a massage technique using rubbing. Compare masturbation.

frottage [frŏ-tazh´]
1. a rubbing movement in massage.


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With his frottages, which emphasize the indexical nature of the mark and make use of the support's asperities as it reveals them, Seurat abolished the projective nature of drawing, celebrated as disegno since the Renaissance.
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