massager
Vibrating muscle tool
A massager is a device or tool that kneads, vibrates, or applies pressure to muscles and soft tissue: She used a handheld massager on her sore shoulders.
Massagers range from simple manual rollers to electric devices with multiple settings.
The word can also mean a person who gives massages, though masseuse or massage therapist is more common for professionals.
Trembling rapidly in place
- percussionSound through impact
- handheldDesigned for palm use
- electricPowered by current
- cordlessWithout attached wiring
roller · shiatsu · gun · cushion · pad · portable · rechargeable · attachments
Movement through a system
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- healingRestoration of health
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- physiotherapyTreatment restoring bodily function
acupressure · lymphatic · inflammation · thermotherapy · hydrotherapy · remedial · soothing · analgesic
Therapeutic wellness facility
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- holisticAddressing interconnected wholes
- mindfulnessAwareness of the present
- well-beingState of health, contentment
vitality · balance · harmony · detox · ayurveda · shiatsu · reflexology · reiki
Stretched or strained state
- sorenessTender, painful sensation
- knotsSecured loops in rope
- strainExcessive stretching force
- flexibilityAbility to adapt easily
contraction · relaxation · stiffness · tightness · recovery · stretching · fascia · cramping
Free from agitation
- sootheGently ease discomfort
- de-stressReduce mental tension
- unwindRelease accumulated tension
- comfortEase or soothing relief
ease · tranquility · peaceful · serenity · quietude · restfulness · respite · decompression
Practitioner who adjusts spines
- physiotherapistMovement rehabilitation specialist
- osteopathManual medicine practitioner
- acupuncturistOne who treats with needles
- therapistMental health practitioner
practitioner · clinic · treatment · certified · licensed · session · appointment · consultation
vibrating
Trembling rapidly in place
- percussionSound through impact
- handheldDesigned for palm use
- electricPowered by current
cordless · roller · shiatsu · gun · cushion · pad · portable · rechargeable · attachments · nodes
circulation
Movement through a system
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- healingRestoration of health
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
physiotherapy · acupressure · lymphatic · inflammation · thermotherapy · hydrotherapy · remedial · soothing · analgesic · swelling
spa
Therapeutic wellness facility
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- holisticAddressing interconnected wholes
- mindfulnessAwareness of the present
well-being · vitality · balance · harmony · detox · ayurveda · shiatsu · reflexology · reiki · chakra
tension
Stretched or strained state
flexibility · contraction · relaxation · stiffness · tightness · recovery · stretching · fascia · cramping · spasm
calm
Free from agitation
comfort · ease · tranquility · peaceful · serenity · quietude · restfulness · respite · decompression · unwinding
chiropractor
Practitioner who adjusts spines
- physiotherapistMovement rehabilitation specialist
- osteopathManual medicine practitioner
- acupuncturistOne who treats with needles
therapist · practitioner · clinic · treatment · certified · licensed · session · appointment · consultation · bodyworker
- battery devicesflashlight, smartphone, laptop, tablet, smartwatch
- grooming toolshairbrush, comb, razor, tweezers, nail clipper
- rechargeablebattery, laptop, phone, tablet, toothbrush
- small applianceshair dryer, blender, toaster, iron, mixer
- handheld devicesflashlight, calculator, phone, smartphone, tablet
massagerheating pad
Electric warmth for aches
ice pack · hot water bottle · cold compress · immobilizer · brace
massagertorture device
Object causing deliberate pain
tenser · constrictor · stressor · irritant · aggravator
- foot massageManual therapy for feet
- back massageTherapeutic spine kneading
- sports massageTherapeutic manipulation for competitors
- massage parlorCommercial therapeutic touch venue
- massage therapistOne who manipulates soft tissue
- massage therapyManual soft tissue treatment