outcall

American  

[out-kawl] / ˈaʊtˌkɔl /

Or out-call

noun

1. a visit to a client by a professional, especially by a masseuse, sex worker, etc. (often used attributively).

   We provide one of the best outcall erotic massage services in the area.

   Our vets are able to do outcalls within a 25-mile radius around Barnesville.

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Etymology

Origin of outcall

First recorded in 1960–65; out ( def. ) + call ( def. )

Example Sentences

Ms. Siti, a part-time spa masseuse who also had a photo of herself posted on an outcall website, was recruited in January by a Malaysian scout working for the North Koreans, Mr. Gooi said.

From New York Times