Category: Arts & Entertainment

Architecture; the design or style of buildings.

A person who works in the arts or music.

Art as a creative field or artistic work.

A decorative style from the early 20th century.

An artistic style characterized by flowing, ornamental lines.

A pop performer marketed as an idealized celebrity with a devoted fan base.

A clothing style inspired by Ivy League fashion.

Music performed without instrumental accompaniment.

Acoustic, especially in music or for an acoustic instrument.

A circus or stage performer skilled in acrobatics; also the art or practice of acrobatic feats.

A portable keyboard instrument with bellows.

A slow tempo marking in music.

An adult; also used for pornographic or explicit content.

A musical direction to gradually speed up.

An amusement or entertainment attraction.

A studio or workshop, especially for artistic work.

Done spontaneously, without preparation.

Japanese animation; an animated film or series.

Animation; an animated film or cartoon.

An innovative or experimentally modern style, especially in art and culture.

A term connected with pre-war, especially pre-World-War I, artistic or intellectual currents.

Amusement or entertainment.

A decorative motif or style with flowing, ornamental curves.

A solo vocal piece in opera or other classical works.

The lower female vocal range, or the music part written for it.

A collection of songs, photos, or similar items in one volume or release.

A chord played as separate, consecutive notes.

A moderately quick musical tempo, slightly slower than allegro.

A fast musical tempo marking.

To arrange, adapt, or give a new interpretation to something.

An abbreviation-like loanword for underground, alternative, unofficial, or shady things.

A repeat performance or return appearance after the main act.

A musical group playing together, or coordinated clothing.

A collected volume of selected works, usually literary pieces.

A moderate walking tempo in music.

A tempo marking slightly faster than andante.

A musical direction meaning in an andante style, with a singing quality.

A rejection of conventional theater.

A novel that rejects conventional narrative or literary norms.

An independent artists' society or an exhibition held without jurors or prizes.

Something done or performed without preparation.

A drawing or picture, especially one made to explain or decorate something.

A person who makes illustrations.

An illusion or deceptive effect, especially in performance or entertainment.

Industrial in style, design, or manufacturing context.

A short introduction or opening segment.

An impact, effect, or strong impression.

A Western film genre or country-and-western music.

A dress worn by a bride at a wedding.

A painting technique that uses water-based pigments.

A small four-stringed guitar-like instrument.

An extra in a film, or something additional.

Writing as a literary or stylistic mode of expression.

A modern art movement associated with Paris-based artists.

A sketch or rough drawing, especially in art or design.

A new spirit or modernizing artistic outlook.

A study piece, especially in music; also a study or trial work in other arts.

A short prose composition on a topic.

The process or result of etching.

A particular version or issue of a published work.

A star performer, especially on stage or in ballet.

An episode, anecdote, or short illustrative scene.

An epic work or a grand, heroic style.

An electric guitar, or more rarely, electricity.

An electric guitar.

An elegy; a mournful poem or song.

A performer or show business personality who entertains an audience.

Entertainment or amusements for an audience.

The ending or final part of a work or sequence.

The end or final point of something.

A large ensemble of musicians who perform classical or arranged music.

A performance or test to be selected for a role or position.

High-end custom fashion design and dressmaking.

A lyrical poem or song expressing praise or emotion.

Overacting; exaggerated or unnatural acting.

The opening part of a show or the music used there.

A set or stage space that is open to the air or exposed to the outside.

A double-reed woodwind instrument.

A cast made up of many famous or highly regarded performers.

The mythological king of Thebes in Greek legend.

An interval spanning eight notes in music.

Abbreviation of orchestra.

The Academy Award, or the Oscar.

A decorative art object or showpiece.

A required musical part, especially a prominent instrumental line.

A dramatic musical work, usually sung throughout and staged with orchestra.

A French comic opera genre that mixes sung and spoken elements.

A light opera with spoken dialogue and musical numbers.

A collected or omnibus work; sometimes a compilation edition or program.

A large-scale vocal work, usually sacred, for soloists, choir, and orchestra.

A keyboard musical instrument with pipes or reeds.

A festive season occurring before Lent, or a public festival with parades and music.

A cadence in music; a phrase-ending harmonic close.

A solo ornamental passage, usually near the end of a piece or movement.

A cover, covering, or cover version; also to cover or compensate for something.

A capriccio or caprice, especially in music.

A person who works with a camera, especially for photography or film.

A set of tuned bells played from a keyboard or by a mechanism.

A group of four performers or a composition for four instruments or voices.

A high-energy French-style dance.

A vocal musical work with instrumental accompaniment, usually in several movements.

In a smooth, singing style; used as a musical term.

A song, especially a lyrical Italian-style song or piece.

A gavotte, a traditional dance and dance tune.

A traditional Indonesian ensemble of percussion instruments.

A nightclub that admits only selected or paying members.

Kitsch; tacky or overly sentimental style.

Casting for roles; also casting in fishing.

The cast of a performance; also casting in fishing or computing.

A short, memorable phrase associated with a person, work, or campaign.

A raised walkway, especially the runway at a fashion show.

A cabaret; a nightclub or performance venue with songs, dance, or comedy.

Text that identifies or explains an image, scene, or video segment.

A character, personality, or disposition; especially a fictional character.

A carol; a festive song.

A signal or prompt, or the stick used in billiards and pool.

A modern art movement that uses geometric forms and multiple viewpoints.

The Roman god of love, often depicted as a winged boy with a bow and arrows.

A guitar, the stringed musical instrument.

A person who plays the guitar, especially professionally.

A puppet operated by hand.

A joke or comic gag.

A gallery, corridor, or audience area.

A queen, including the chess piece and the highest female title in karuta.

A group or piece for five performers.

The peak or most intense point of a story, event, or situation.

A story, novel, or film centered on crime.

Classical, especially in style or music-related usage.

A shortened loanword for classical music, and by extension something classic or part of the classics.

A craft, the act of crafting, or a handmade article.

The end of filming for a movie or TV production.

The start of filming or shooting on a production.

A creator, especially someone who makes content or works in a creative field.

A designer, especially one working in haute couture.

A gradual increase in loudness in music.

A word puzzle with intersecting answers in a grid.

A group of singers who perform together.

A graduated or tapered haircut; by extension, gradation.

A gravure photo or print, especially in magazines.

Grand; impressive in scale or style.

A large piano with horizontal strings and a full concert frame.

A singing group, especially a school or amateur choir.

A Japanese rock band style from the 1960s.

A clipped colloquial form meaning grotesque.

Grotesque, bizarre, or stylistically grotesque.

A centaur; a creature with a human upper body and a horse body.

The closing passage of a piece of music.

A coordinated arrangement, especially of clothes or furnishings.

A chorus or choir, especially in music.

Vocal exercises used for choir training.

A costume or outfit worn for a performance, event, or role.

A French phrase or title meaning 'golden rooster'.

An advertisement made for broadcast media.

A short song used in advertising.

A commercial shown on television.

Funny or comic in manner.

Comic, comics, a comic book, or by extension something comical.

Comic books or comics as a medium.

Comedy; a humorous performance or work.

An artwork made by assembling different materials or images.