1. Apologue : fable containing a moral
2. Memoirs: autobiography
3. Ballad: poem that tells a story
4. Chanson: song to be sung
5. Chronicle : historical writing
6. Confession: autobiography addressing very private topics
7. Eclogue : pastoral poem
8. Elegy: poem lamenting one who is dead
9. Epic: Literary work recounting a heroic story
10. Epigram : terse witty saying
11. Epistle : letter
12. Exemplum: short story with a moral point
13. Fable : supernatural tale
14. Farce: drama with an improbable plot
15. Fiction: invented, imagined story
16. Gothic: fiction based on horror
17. Idyll: short lyrical poem
18. Lampoon: harsh satire
19. Limerick: a humorous poem
20. Melodrama : work of extravagant theatricality
21. Novelette : brief novel
22. Novella : brief poem with a compact plot
23. Ode: lyric poem
24. Pasquinade : publicly posted lampoon or satire
25. Polemic : art of argumentation
26. Prosody: study of meter in poetry

1. Vent: passages in mold through which gases escape during casting
2. Spall: chip or splinter broken from stone during carving
3. Grounding : finely polishing marble
4. Gradine : toothed chisel
5. Gouge : curved chisel
6. Foundry: process of melting, casting or molding metals
7. File: abrasive metal tool for smoothing and shaping
8. Emboss: decorate with low relief design
9. Alabaster : transparent marble like stone for carving
10. Annealing: softening of hammer hardened metal by heating and gradual cooling
11. Armature: framework used to support sculpture in modeling process
12. Banker: sculptor’s workbench for dressing stones
13. Carving: cutting away stones or wood to three dimensional forms
14. Casting: reproduction technique using a mold
15. Chase : finish metal surface
16. Chisel : sharp metal carving tool
17. Drill: tool for boring holes in wood
18. Electrum: alloy of gold and silver for fine sculptural details
19. Totem : carved emblem especially of animal and plant form
20. Statuary: groups of statues
21. Discobolus : statue of athlete about to toss
22. Colossus: extremely large scale sculpture
23. Bust : sculpture of upper part of the body
24. Akrolith: statue made of two materials
25. Colossus : extremely large scale sculpture

Tools and Techniques Used in Painting

1. Atelier : artist’s studio
2. Batik : painting on wax treated cloth
3. Cartoon : full size, preliminary painting or sketch for complete work
4. Collage : pasting together bits of found objects
5. Cool-colors – blue green colors of the spectrum
6. Crayon: small stick or chalk, colored wax or charcoal used for painting
7. Easel: vertical framework for supporting painting in progress
8. Finger paint: water soluble, non-toxic paint applied with fingers
9. Fresco : technique of painting directly on a wet plaster surface
10. Gilding : application of gold leaf for picture surface
11. Glaze: thin translucent layer of cover
12. Hue : distinct quality of a color a spectrum
13. Iconography : represent in painting or drawing
14. Limn: represent in painting or drawing
15. Mandorla : halo of light on holy figures
16. Monochromatic : having a single color scheme
17. Oeuvre: entire body of an artist’s work
18. Palette: handled board for mixing colors
19. Polychromatic : painted in many colors
20. Restoration : repair of damaged or worn out painting
21. Secco: painting or dry plaster on wall or ceiling
22. Vignette : small decorative painting used at intervals in books
23. Grotesque : work involving animal, human and plant forms
24. Genre: realistic depiction of scenes from everyday domestic life
25. Altarpiece: devotional image in place of worship
26. Curator: person in charge of museum and objects in it

Words related to specific color and shade

Color – I WHITE

1. Putty
2. Oyster
3. Nacre
4. Dove
5. Blond
6. Alabaster
7. Argent
8. Gauze
9. Columbine

Color –II BLACK

1. Soot
2. Pitch
3. Raven
4. Sable
5. Ebony
6. Jet

Color – III RED

1. Jockey
2. Garnet
3. Alizarin
4. Crimson
5. Alpenglow
6. Annatto
7. Carioca
8. Carmine
9. Carnelian
10. Cerise
11. Cinnabar
12. Claret
13. Cochineal
14. Cranberry
15. Damask
16. Lobster
17. Ponceau
18. Poppy
19. Ruby
20. Rust
21. Scarlet
22. Stammel
23. Vermillion
24. Wine
25. Maroon
26. Murrey

Color – IV ORANGE

1. Terracotta
2. Tangerine
3. Ocher
4. Apricot
5. Aurora
6. Carotene
7. Carrot
8. Helianthin
9. Hyacinth
10. Mandarin
11. Marigold
12. Mikado
13. Pumpkin

Color – V PINK

1. Blush
2. Begonia
3. Salmon
4. Ombre
5. Nymph
6. Cameo
7. Carnation
8. Fiesta
9. Flamingo
10. Incarnadine
11. Melon

Color – VI GREY

1. Ash
2. Cinder
3. Cinereous
4. Dove
5. Flint
6. Griege
7. Obsidian
8. Pelican
9. Plumbago
10. Slate
11. Taupe

Color – VII YELLOW

1. Amber
2. Auramine
3. Aureolin
4. Blond
5. Brass
6. Brazen
7. Bluff
8. Butter
9. Calendula
10. Canary
11. Chalcedony
12. Chamois
13. Citron
14. Crocus
15. Dandelion
16. Flax
17. Gamboges
18. Honey
19. Jonquil
20. Linen
21. Maize
22. Mustard
23. Orpiment
24. Palomino
25. Pear
26. Primrose
27. Puree
28. Quince
29. Reed
30. Saffron
31. Sallow
32. Straw
33. Wheaten
34. Yolk

Color – VIII GREEN

1. Absinthe
2. Aqua
3. Avocado
4. Beryl
5. Bice
6. Brewster
7. Celadon
8. Corbeau
9. Drake
10. Emerald
11. Flagstone
12. Holly
13. Jade
14. Lizard
15. Loden
16. Malachite
17. Mint
18. Moss
19. Myrtle
20. Olive
21. Patina
22. Reseda
23. Serpentine
24. Shamrock
25. Spruce
26. Teal
27. Tourmaline
28. Turquoise
29. Verdigris
30. Viridian
31. Yew
32. Verdant

Color – IX BLUE

1. Aquamarine
2. Azure
3. Cerulean
4. Cyan
5. Gentian
6. Huckleberry
7. Hydrangea
8. Jouvence
9. Lucerne
10. Lupine
11. Milori
12. Smalt
13. Ultramarine
14. Wisteria
15. Woad
16. Zaffer

Color – X Purple

1. Amethyst
2. Aubergine
3. Bokhara
4. Campanula
5. Clematis
6. Dahlia
7. Damson
8. Fuchsia
9. Gridelin
10. Heliotrope
11. Hyacinth
12. Lavender
13. Lilac
14. Magenta
15. Mauve
16. Monsignor
17. Orchid
18. Pansy
19. Raisin
20. Raspberry
21. Rubine
22. Solferino
23. Tulip
24. Violet/violetta

1. Askew : twisted to one side
2. Aslant : obliquely at a slant
3. Azimuth: of horizon measured clockwise from fixed point at North or South
4. Beeline : direct course
5. Circuitous : following an indirect path
6. Linear : moving in a straight line
7. Oblique : slanting or sloping
8. Obtuse : an angle greater than 90 degrees

Shapes

1. Acicular : needle shaped
2. Acute : of an angle less than 90
3. Anchor : object that has broad hook like arm
4. Annular : ring shaped
5. Apical : narrowing toward a pointing tip
6. Arcuate : curved like a bow
7. Bolus : lumpy rounded mass
8. Botryoidal “ formed like a bunch of grapes
9. Campanulate : bell shaped
10. Catenate : chain like in shape
11. Circinate : ring shaped
12. Convoluted: twisted or coiled
13. Cordate : heart shaped
14. Crook : bent or hooked form

1. Acme : highest point
2. Aloft : high in air
3. Apex: highest point
4. Apogee: highest or most distant point
5. Benchmark : reference for making measurements
6. Cup sheaf : highest point
7. Crown : highest point
8. Dorsal : near or on the back
9. Dorsolateral: on both the back and sides
10. Epicenter : exact center
11. Fork : point of branching
12. Hindmost : nearest to the rear position
13. Hub : focus
14. Nadir : lowest point
15. Navel: central point
16. Omphalos : navel
17. Prostrate : lying face down on the ground
18. Reclining : leaving backward from the vertical position
19. Recumbent : reclining

1. Biannual: occurring twice a year
2. Bicentennial : occurring once in 200 years
3. Biennial : occurring once in two years
4. Bimonthly : occurring once in two months
5. Diurnal : daily
6. Duo decennial : occurring every twelve months
7. Hebdomadal : weekly
8. Perennial : occurring year after year
9. Quinquennial : occurring every five years
10. Quotidian : daily, everyday
11. Septennial : occurring every 7 years
12. Vespers : prayers said at evenings
13. Vicennial : a twentieth anniversary

Periods of time

1. Eon : extremely long period of time
2. Blue moon : long periods of time
3. Circadian : occurring in 24 hrs cycle
4. Epoch : significant time period marked by historical events
5. Eternity : forever
6. Hiatus: gap in continuity
7. Immemorial: extending beyond memory
8. Interim: interval of time
9. Longevity : length of life span
10. Stint: limited period of time

1. Acerbic: sour/astringent in taste
2. Acidic : sharp, biting in flavor
3. Acrid : sharp/biting/pungent
4. Aftertaste: sensation of taste that remains after something is eaten
5. Astringent : harshly biting to the taste buds
6. Brackish : having a slightly salty taste
7. Briny : salty in flavor
8. Caustic: sharp, acidic
9. Delectable : delicious, appetizing
10. Dulcify: sweeten
11. Gustatory: pertaining to taste or tasting
12. Palatable : tasty
13. Nip: biting taste
14. Pique: pleasingly sharp or biting in taste
15. Rancid : having foul taste
16. Rank : having foul taste
17. Sumptuous : delicious
18. Smack: taste, flavor
19. Syrupy : very sweet
20. Tang: distinctive taste
21. Toothsome: palatable
22. Gastronomy: the art of food preparation
23. Connoisseur : a person with a discriminating taste in food

1. Ambrosia : food of the gods
2. Anosmic: having complete or partial loss of smell
3. Aroma : agreeable odor
4. Aromatic : having a pleasant scent and odor
5. Bouquet : distinctive aroma of wines and liquor
6. Cologne : mildly perfumed toilet water
7. Deodorant : any agent used to eliminating odors
8. Fetid: having a strong, unpleasant smell, olid
9. Foul: unpleasant smelling
10. Fulsome : disgusting to the senses
11. Fumigation: exposure to smoke
12. Funk: strong, offensive smell
13. Fust: strong smell
14. Halitosis: having foul smelling breath
15. Malodorous : foul smelling
16. Miasma : noxious exhalation from decomposing organic matter
17. Nidor : strong smell of burning meat
18. Pomander: ball shaped mixture of  aromatic substance
19. Putrefy : cause to rot or decay with an offensive odor
20. Rancid : having an unpleasant stale smell
21. Redolent : fragrant
22. Reek : unpleasant smell
23. Savory : fragrant
24. Snuffle: draw air into nose so as to smell something
25. Stink : emit a strong unpleasant smell

1. Acoustics: branch of physics that deals with sound and sound waves
2. Audiology: study of hearing disorders
3. Aural : pertaining to the ear or sense of hearing
4. Babel : confused mixture of sounds and noises
5. Cacophony: harsh, discordance of sounds
6. Clamor: loud and continuous sounds
7. Consonance : harmony of sounds
8. Din: loud, confused, continuous sound
9. Earshot : distance within which sound or noise can be heard
10. Eavesdrop: listen secretly to a conversation
11. Euphony: pleasant combination of words
12. Fain t: lacking loudness
13. Hush : silence after noise
14. Listen in : over hear, eavesdrop
15. Lull: temporary stillness
16. Muffle : deaden sound
17. Mute : silent
18. Otology : study or treatment of diseases of the ear
19. Racket : loud, disturbing noise
20. Ring: give forth a clear resonant sound
21. Sibilation: hissing sound
22. Sonant : having sound
23. Sonorous : loud and deep toned
24. Stone deaf: totally deaf
25. Strident : harsh or creaking sound