Also means
to gather (a crowd)
Usage Note
Masser has two distinct meanings depending on the object: masser quelqu'un means to massage a person, while se masser (reflexive) or masser des gens means to gather or assemble in a crowd. The agent noun for the first sense is masseur/masseuse, and the noun for the action is massage.
Examples
"Elle s'est fait masser les épaules après le sport."
Natural Translation
She had her shoulders massaged after exercise.
Literal Translation
She had herself massaged on the shoulders after sport.
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