Artist

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English

Noun

Artist (plural Artists)
  1. A person who creates art.
  2. A person who creates art as an occupation.
  3. A person who is skilled at some activity

Adjective

Artist (comparative more Artist, superlative most Artist)

  1. (archaic) Artistic.

Adjectives for Artist

tramping; skilled; capable; patient; swarthy; humble; simple; adroit.

Thesaurus

Admirable Crichton; ace; adept; ancestors; apprentice; architect; artificer; artisan; artiste; attache; author; authority; begetter; beginner; belly dancer; builder; burlesque queen; chorine; chorus boy; chorus girl; conceiver; concert artist; conjurer; connaisseur; connoisseur; constructor; consultant; copyist; cordon bleu; coryphee; crack shot; crackerjack; craftsman; craftswoman; creator; dancer; dancing girl; dauber; daubster; dead shot; designer; deviser; diplomat; diplomatist; discoverer; ecdysiast; effector; elder statesman; engenderer; engineer; entertainer; executant; executor; executrix; exotic dancer; experienced hand; expert; expert consultant; father; female impersonator; first-rater; founder; geisha; geisha girl; generator; genius; graduate; grower; guisard; guiser; handicraftsman; handy man; hoofer; impersonator; inaugurator; industrialist; initiator; instigator; institutor; interpreter; introducer; inventor; journeyman; maestro; magician; maker; manufacturer; marksman; master; master carpenter; master craftsman; mechanic; minstrel; minstrelsy; mother; mountebank; mummer; music maker; musician; nautch girl; no slouch; old master; organizer; originator; past master; peeler; performer; planner; player; politician; precursor; prentice; prestidigitator; prime mover; pro; prodigy; producer; professional; professor; proficient; public entertainer; raiser; realizer; savant; shaper; shark; sharp; show girl; singer; sire; smith; soloist; statesman; stripper; stripteaser; stripteuse; technical adviser; technician; topnotcher; tunester; vaudevillian; vaudevillist; virtuosa; virtuoso; whiz; wizard; wonder; wright

Etymology

From French artiste, from Italian artista, from late Latin artista, from ars (art).

Pronunciation

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