Fashion
Footwear for a beachgoer, it's often used as a verb meaning "to reverse a stand or position"
Flip-flop
Also a math term, this adjective is used for growth at an extremely rapid rate
Exponential
Grazie in Italian, merci in French...
Thank you
French for "already seen", it's the feeling that you've experienced something before
Deja-vu
At the gym, one of these isn't a snack but a noisy name for an abdominal exercise
Crunch
A bright color palette that was big in the '80s & has made a comeback on the festival scene is called this, like a noble gas
Neon
This spiteful word is the average of all the numbers in a data set
Mean
Language spoken in the very first IKEA store
Swedish
Psychology's "Hierarchy of" these says that more basic ones like food must be met before loftier ones
Needs
A drill instructor who shouts "Drop and give me twenty!" means twenty of these
Push-ups
Popularly associated with Ray-Ban, these were originally created to protect military pilots' eyes from glare
Aviator sunglasses
Adjective for an angle of less than 90 degrees
Acute
Aside from English & Spanish, this is the most commonly spoken language in Vermont & Louisiana
French
Carl Jung popularized the use of these 2 terms to refer to outgoing & shy personality types
Introvert & extrovert
It's a deep knee bend; a weightlifter does it with a barbell on his shoulders
Squat
This type of folkloric blouse is usually white with puffed sleeves & has a square embroidered neckline
Peasant blouse
From Latin for "twice" & "cut", it means to divide a line or figure into 2 equal parts
Bisect
The name of this pungent striped mammal comes from the Indigenous Massachusett language
From the Greek for "marketplace", this disorder keep many people home due to fear of panicking in a public place
Agoraphobia
The name of this machine that gives a low-impact cardio workout is the almost circular motion its pedals make
Elliptical
This portmanteau word is used of casual clothes for exercise & for just hanging out
Athleisure
It's 5% of 400
20
The ASL alphabet uses one hand; that of BSL, short for this, uses 2
British Sign Language
From the Greek for "under the ribs", it's the one-word alternate name for illness anxiety disorder
Hypochondria
One execution of a given movement, like a lift; a certain number make up each set of exercises
Reps (repititions)