Originally played comedically by the actor of the same name, this character got dramatic in "Bel-Air" in 2022
Will Smith
Looking to get in some cardio without too much impact on your joints? Check out this machine named for the oval path your feet take
an elliptical
You can learn a new one of these from websites like Babbel & Rosetta Stone
a language
For over a century this past participle meaning "illuminated" has also been an adjective meaning "intoxicated"
lit
Near 7-foot John DeSantis played Shaq--but not that Shaq--Frankenstein & Giant Mutant after taking on this part in "The New Addams Family"
Lurch
Strongman George Hackenschmidt popularized this chest exercise named for the equipment you lie on while performing it
a bench press
Fair Isle is a style of this that uses 2 colors in the same row to create a pattern
knitting
The origin of this J-Kwon-approved word for "drunk" is straightforward: drunk people have trouble walking straight forward
tipsy
Let's see if you can put things together quickly; Richard Dean Anderson had this title role in the '80s; Lucas Till built on it in 2016
MacGyver
RDL is short for the "Romanian" variation of this exercise, which can be done with a barbell or dumbbells
deadlift
When you go wine tasting, you should know the 5 S's: this one comes between see & sniff, to release the aromas
swirl
This 3-word idiom means drunk to the point of oblivion; in booze-speak, it's where you "drink someone" if you out-imbibe them
under the table
My dear guests! After giving up the dream & going off the air in 1984, Mr. Roarke gave way to Ms. Roarke on this reboot in 2021
Fantasy Island
The open warehouse-style facilities of this fitness program are called "boxes"; the first one opened in California in 2001
CrossFit
Shodo is the Japanese name for this art form & uses ink-dipped brushes to write instead of pens
calligraphy
This word may have been meant to suggest a person soaking up alcohol, the way a certain type of paper soaks up ink
blotto

Robert Stack was untouchable as this lawman in 1959, as was Tom Amandes in 1993
Eliot Ness

If these bodyweight exercises popular in the military got the first name of the man who invented them, we'd all hate doing Royals
burpees
In days of old, whalers on their long voyages passed the time doing this craft of engraving pictures on whalebones & teeth
scrimshaw
Millennials helped popularize this term meaning both excited & drunk; rapper Roscoe Dash called it the 2010 version of "crunk"
turnt
