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| ARS, ARTIS | L. "art" |
| artifact | an object made by human beings; often refers to a primitive tool or other relic from an earlier period |
| artifice | craftiness; trickery; cleverness; skill |
| artless | without deceit or cunning; natural; simple |
| artisan | a skilled craftsperson |
| AOIDE | G. "song" |
| ode | a poem usually addressed to a particular person, object or even that has stimulated deep and noble feelings in the poet |
| parody (n) | a humorous imitation of a piece of literature or music |
| parody (tr. v) | to mimic a style, plot, or idea for comic effect |
| rhapsody | speech or writing expressing great pleasure or enthusiasm |
| CANTO, CANTARE | L. "to sing" |
| incantation | the chanting or speaking of words seeming to have magical power or used to create a magical spell |
| recant | to take back a formal statement or belief previously made known |
| PINGO, PINGERE | L. "to paint" "to embroider" |
| depict | to paint, draw, or express in a picture or sculpture; to describe; to picture in words |
| pictograph | a picture or drawing representing words or ideas |
