Literature
See all →- MahabharataAncient smṛti text and Sanskrit epic
- Oxford English DictionaryHistorical dictionary of the English language
- Science fictionLiterary genre
- IliadEpic poem attributed to Homer
- LiteratureWritten work of art
- PoetryForm of literature
- Epic poetryLengthy poem dealing with supernatural forces
- Encyclopædia BritannicaGeneral-knowledge encyclopaedia
- OdysseyEpic poem attributed to Homer
- SeptuagintGreek translation of Hebrew scriptures
- SatireLiterary and art genre with a style of humor based on parody
- Natural History (Pliny)Encyclopedia written by Pliny the Elder
Audiovisual arts
See all →- Grammy AwardsAmerican award for achievements in music
- Buckingham PalaceAdministrative headquarters of the British monarch
- Windsor CastleOfficial country residence of British monarch
- Mount AthosMountain and peninsula in northeastern Greece
- Socialist realismSoviet style of realistic art depicting communist values
- FriezeWide central section part of an entablature
- BauhausGerman art school and art movement
- Victorian architectureSeries of architectural revival styles
- Basilica of Saint-DenisHistoric church in Saint-Denis, Paris, France
- TroubadourComposer and performer of lyric poetry during the High Middle Ages
- Georgian architectureArchitectural styles current in the English-speaking world between c. 1714 and 1830
- Gospel musicGenre of music emphasizing Christian lyrics
Music
See all →- JazzMusic genre
- MusicForm of art using sound
- Folk musicMusic genre
- Hip-hopMusic genre
- OperaArt form combining sung text and musical score in a theatrical setting
- Classical musicBroad tradition of Western art music
- Rock musicBroad genre of popular music
- HymnReligious song for the purpose of adoration or prayer
- BluesMusic genre originating in 1860s
- Popular musicMusic considered to have widespread appeal
- Rock and rollGenre of popular music
- Heavy metal musicGenre of rock music
Visual arts
See all →- BaroqueArtistic style in Europe and colonies, c. 1600–1750
- PotteryCraft of making objects from clay
- FilmVisual art consisting of moving images
- PostmodernismArtistic, cultural, and theoretical movement
- Avant-gardeWorks that are experimental or innovative
- SculptureArtworks that are three-dimensional objects
- SurrealismInternational cultural movement (1920s–1950s)
- MangaJapanese comics or graphic novels
- PaintingVisual art using paint
- Art Deco20th-century architectural and art style
- MosaicImage made from small colored tiles
- NeoclassicismWestern cultural movement
From Lably lessons
See all →- Port and starboardNautical terms for direction
- Dress codeClothing code based on event or occasion
- RefrainRepeated lines in music or poetry
- InspectorPolice rank and administrative position
- Letter to the editorLetter sent by readers to a publication
- RefereeOfficial in a variety of sports
- BalconyPlatform projecting from the wall of a building
- Hero's journeyPattern in storytelling
- Regular and irregular verbsClassification of verbs by regularity of inflection
- TristanCornish knight of Arthurian legend
- ImageryCreatives' use of symbolism or figurative language to add depth to their work
- Sports commentatorBroadcaster who comments on a live event
Architecture
See all →- ArchitectureArt and technique of designing buildings
- Gothic architectureArchitectural style of Medieval Europe
- Neoclassical architecture18th- and 19th-century revivalist style
- Gothic Revival architectureArchitectural movement
- Palace of VersaillesFormer royal residence in Versailles, France
- St. Peter's BasilicaRoman Catholic basilica and landmark in Vatican City
- Romanesque architectureMedieval European architectural style
- MegalithLarge stone used to build a structure or monument
- KremlinFortified complex in Moscow, Russia
- Baroque architecture16th–18th-century European architectural style
- CathedralChristian church that is the seat of a bishop
- Great Wall of ChinaSeries of fortifications in northern China
Film and television
See all →- Academy AwardsAnnual awards for cinematic achievements
- Cinema of the United StatesThe film industry of the United States, primarily associated with major film studios colle
- AnimeJapanese animation
- Documentary filmNonfictional motion picture
- The SimpsonsAmerican animated sitcom
- Star WarsAmerican media franchise
- Doctor WhoBritish science fiction TV series (1963–2025)
- Television showAudiovisual content intended for broadcast or digital distribution on television
- Silent filmMotion pictures without synchronized recorded sound
- Cannes Film FestivalAnnual film festival in France
- James BondMedia franchise about a British spy
- Star TrekAmerican science fiction media franchise
Performing arts
See all →- Broadway theatreType of theatre in New York City
- TheatreCollaborative form of performing art
- DanceArt form consisting of body movement
- TragedyGenre of drama based on human suffering
- Musical theatreStage work that combines songs, music, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance
- DramaArtwork intended for performance; formal type of literature
- ParodyImitative work created humorously from original work
- West End theatreProfessional theatre staged in London, England
- Play (theatre)Dramatic literary form
- BalletForm of performance dance
- PunForm of word play that sounds similar to or has a similar meaning to another word
- ComedyGenre of dramatic works intended to be humorous
English
See all →- Graphic novelBook with primarily comics contents
- Prima facieLatin expression meaning "at first sight"
- EditingProcess of selecting and preparing media
- DebateFormal conversation, often between opposing viewpoints, on a topic
- VocationOccupation to which a person is especially drawn or for which they are especially suited
- Reading comprehensionAbility to read and understand text
- Mission statementSummary of an organization's values, philosophies or goals
- Literal and figurative languageDistinction in certain fields of language analysis
- Mother's DayCelebration honouring mothers
- Creative writingAcademic discipline concerned with creating literature
- Plot twistNarrative technique
- English phrasal verbsConcept in English grammar
Cultural venues
See all →- British MuseumNational museum in London, England
- Smithsonian InstitutionUS group of museums and research centers
- LouvreArt museum in Paris, France
- Metropolitan Museum of ArtArt museum in New York City
- Museum of Modern ArtArt museum in New York City, US
- American Museum of Natural HistoryNatural history museum in Manhattan, New York
- Natural History Museum, LondonMuseum in South Kensington, London
- National GalleryArt museum in London, England
- Movie theaterVenue for viewing films
- Hermitage MuseumMuseum in Saint Petersburg, Russia
- Egyptian MuseumHistory museum in Cairo, Egypt
- Museo del PradoNational art museum in Madrid, Spain
Fictional and legendary characters
See all →- King ArthurLegendary king of the Britons
- Sherlock HolmesFictional character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- SupermanDC Comics superhero
- BatmanDC Comics superhero
- Santa ClausLegendary Christmas figure
- Robin HoodHeroic outlaw in English folklore
- Mickey MouseDisney cartoon character and mascot
- Spider-ManMarvel Comics superhero
- American comic bookComic book originating in the US
- Wonder WomanDC Comics superheroine
- FaustProtagonist of a classic German legend
- Donald DuckDisney cartoon character
General
See all →- ArtCreative work to evoke aesthetic response
- MuseumInstitution preserving and interpreting collections or heritage
- GenreCategory of creative works based on stylistic and/or thematic criteria
- The artsCreative human and cultural expression
- FashionStylish clothing
- ArtistPerson creating art or practicing the arts
- Genre conventionType of narrative convention
- Cabinet of curiositiesCollection of notable objects
- Science museumMuseum focused on science topics
- ExhibitionOrganized presentation and display of a selection of items
- Ready-to-wearMass-produced clothing in standard sizes
- Tsim Sha TsuiUrban area in Kowloon, Hong Kong
Artistic movements
- RomanticismArtistic and intellectual movement
- ModernismCultural and artistic movement
- Realism (arts)Artistic style of representing subjects realistically
- Abstract artArt with a degree of independence from visual references
- Technological innovationType of innovation
- Late modernismModernist art and literature made after 1945
Early Language & Literacy
- Spoken languageLanguage produced with articulated sounds
- Hand–eye coordinationCoordination between the eyes and hand
- PhonicsMethod of teaching reading and writing
- Active listeningTechnique of both listening to what is said and replying with an accurate summary
- ListeningHearing what others are saying, and trying to understand what it means
- Reading readinessTransition from non-reader to reader