tui na
/ˌtwiː ˈnɑː/(also tuina)
noun
In traditional Chinese medicine: a type of therapeutic massage, incorporating the principles of acupressure and qigong, used to treat muscle or joint pain and other ailments.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in The Chicago Tribune. From Chinese tuī ná from tuī pull + ná grasp.
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- Coolidge tube
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- Coolie Christmas
- coolie hat
- coolieism
- coolie line
- cooling board
- cooling card
- cooling center
- cooling coil
- cooling curve
- cooling fin
- cooling-off period
- cooling pond
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- coolly
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- cool (or kick) one's heels