1. Those occupations which require skill and ingenuity, divided into the liberal or fine arts, and the useful or mechanical arts; the former, those requiring the exercise of the mind more than that of the body, as poetry, painting, sculpture, architecture, music, &c.; and the latter, those in which manual labour is chiefly concerned, including all the various trades and manufactures; the circle of studies, proficiency in which constitutes an aesdemical education.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• ars,
• aduts,
• arter,
• srts,
• prts,
• arns,
• oarty,
• awits,
• arst,
• artiss,
• arthus,
• artise,
• sarts,
• gerts,
• artur,
• arties,
• atrs,
• artif,
• aports,
• arss

• artist,
• Artis,
• ardisia,
• ards,
• artsd,
• artisan,
• Ardis,
• artiste,
• artois,
• artz.

The adverb form of the word "arts" is "artistically".

The adjective form of the word "arts" is "artistic".