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Arts The collection of all the beautiful and creative things made by humans, such as paintings, sculptures, music, and literature. ■ "I'm not sure why anyone would care about the arts. It's not like they have any practical use."
academy A prestigious educational institution that trains students in the arts, sciences, or both. ■ "I went to the Academy of Fine Arts and now I can paint like a pro! Or at least like someone who knows how to use a paintbrush."
artiste A person who is highly skilled in the arts, particularly painting or drawing. ■ "She's quite the artiste when it comes to color schemes."
bravo A word used to express admiration or approval for a performance, especially in the arts. ■ "Wow, that was a fantastic performance! Bravo!"
Chef A person who is highly skilled in the culinary arts and has a flair for creating unique and delicious dishes. ■ "I may not be a chef, but I can whip up a mean grilled cheese sandwich."
culinary Adjective describing something or someone related to cooking, food, or the culinary arts. ■ "The chef's culinary creations were so delicious that they left the judges in awe!
gifted having or possessing exceptional talent or ability, especially in the arts or sciences. ■ After hearing her play, it was clear that she was truly gifted and would go on to become a world-renowned pianist.
institute An establishment that provides education or training in a particular field. ■ The Institute of Mime Arts has produced some of the most entertaining street performers on the planet!
Internationally Adverbially, in relation to the whole world or many countries. ■ "I'm an expert in internationally recognized martial arts."
martial relating to or resembling a soldier; military; martial law; martial arts ■ "I'm pretty martial when it comes to doing push-ups. I can do 50 in one sitting."
murder A hilarious act of killing someone, often in a creative and exaggerated manner. ■ He accidentally murdered his wife by mistaking her for an intruder while trying to impress her with his martial arts skills.
Funding The act of providing financial support for a project or organization. ■ When the government announced they were cutting funding for the arts, many artists were left without their usual sources of income. But fear not! They banded together and started crowdfunding their projects on Kickstarter instead. A type of financial aid that is provided by a government or other organization for the purpose of supporting education or research. ■ "Funding opportunities" are often advertised on academic job boards, but most researchers would agree that the real treasure lies in finding a generous grant., A type of investment where an individual or organization provides money to support a project or business with the expectation of receiving a share of the profits. ■ "Venture capital" is a popular form of funding for start-ups, but it often comes with high interest rates and strict repayment terms. But hey, if you're willing to take the risk, it could be worth it in the end!, The act of making a lot of money through a successful business or project. ■ "Funding" can also refer to the amount of wealth an individual has accumulated. It's no wonder that many people are searching for ways to increase their funding!
jujitsu A style of martial arts that involves using leverage, joint locks, and throws to defeat an opponent. ■ "I don't know why he thought jujitsu was the answer to his problems. He ended up with a broken leg and a bruised ego."
statesmen A person who is highly educated and skilled in the arts of diplomacy, but has a hilariously terrible sense of humor. ■ "The statesman tried to make a joke at the UN summit, but his punchline was so bad that even the delegates from North Korea couldn't help but chuckle."
Trained To be able to perform a task with ease and efficiency, often through repetition and practice. ■ After years of training in martial arts, John was able to defeat his opponent effortlessly. However, when he tried to apply the same techniques to cooking, it did not go as smoothly.