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Borrowed from the French in the 17th century. It means a type of dance.

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Borrowed fro the French in 14th century. Meant one skilled in any craft or art.

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Greek root words, photo and graph. Coined in 1839. It meant drawing with light.

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Latin, comes from the word creta. It meant a combonation of wax and pigment .

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From the Old English word lepen. Meant to jump or spring a long way, to a great height.

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Backstage is a compound word. Back and stage. It is a term used in theater, a part of the arts, all of the time.

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Word enstrument comes from France but that word roots back to Latin. Was used in the 13th century

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Comes from the word artem and was used in the 14th century. It meant work of art; skill; business, or craft

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Made in the 1st century, meant an actor.

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A Latin word from the 15th century.    from Latin word creatus, which meant to make, bring forth, produce, procreate, beget, cause,"

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Was made in the late 14th century, from Latins word sculptura, which meant to cut or carve

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Obviously named after Shakespeare. It means: relating to, or suggestive of Shakespeare or his works.

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Comes from the Old English word singan. Which meant to chant, sing, celebrate, or tell in song".

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Come from the word boc which meant "book, writing, written document,"

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The Old English word writing meant "action of forming letters and characters,"

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Mockumentry, made from the words mock and documentary. It is a form of the arts and entertainment

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A movie comes from the word "moving pictures" it means, obviously, a moving picture

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A very common idiom used right before an actor auditions for a role or goes on stage. When you say this you are wishing them good luck

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The two words break and dancing both come from Old English. Break dancing is a type of dance

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Paper is used in most of the arts, and it is from the late 14th century. It is a Latin word that came from papyrus. It meant "paper, paper made of papyrus stalks"

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Photography is a big part of the arts. The word photobomb means: to ruin a photo by getting in it without the photographer knowing

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Come from the Latin word penicillus which means "painter's brush, hair-pencil,"

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Comes from the Ancient Greek word mouslike, it meant the art of the Muses.

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The wrod theater come from the Latin word theatrum which means "play-house, theater; stage; spectators in a theater"

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I think robo-ducter could become a new word, it is a robotic conductor that can lead an orchestra.

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The word Gaffer is a person who works on movie sets or television sets. This word comes from the
natural lighting on early film sets was adjusted by opening and closing flaps in the tent cloths, called gaff cloths or gaff flaps.

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A keyboard is an instrument used in music all of the time. It is from the Old English words kay and board

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The word frame is Old English and was used in lots of words. A frame is used all of the time to hand artwork

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A beat is used in lots of different aspects of the arts. In theater and music. It means main accent or rhythmic unit in music or poetry

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The ARTS stand for: Arts Recognition and Talent Search

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Old English word cræftan "to exercise a craft; to build,"

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Old English sang "voice, song, art of singing; metrical composition adapted for singing, psalm, poem," from Proto-Germanic *songwho-