| MONETS | Works by Claude |
| IMPRESSIONISM | 19th-century movement in French painting named from an 1874 work by Claude Monet (13) |
| POND | One of the types of body of water studied by a limnologist, depicted in paintings by Claude Monet (4 |
| SNOW | Form of precipitation depicted in landscapes such as Skaters in the Bois de Boulogne by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and The Magpie by Claude Monet (4) |
| MYWAY | Song with lyrics by Paul Anka set to music based on the French song Comme d'habitude by Claude Francois and Jacques Revaux |
| ARABESQUE | Position in classical ballet vaguely similar to the yoga dancer pose; or, either of two piano pieces composed by Claude Debussy inspired by such (9) |
| LAMER | Orchestral composition by Claude Debussy |
| DEMON | Spirit shown by Claude Monet |
| LILIPAD | Leaf of a plant in the family Nymphaeaceae, depicted in a series of paintings by Claude Monet such a |
| WESTMINSTER | Palace of -; the Houses of Parliament including Elizabeth Tower and Big Ben, depicted in paintings by Claude Monet, J. M. W. Turner and Henry Dawson (11) |
| SPRINGTIME | 1872 painting by Claude Monet of his first wife Camille Doncieux (10) |
| RAELIAN | Member of a UFO religion founded by Claude Vorilhon in 1974 |
| ESTAMPES | Composition for solo piano by Claude Debussy comprising three movements: Pagodes, Soiree dans Grenade and Jardins sous la pluie |
| HUGO | Victor -; author whose 1862 novel Les Miserables was adapted into a stage musical by Claude-Michel Schonberg (4) |
| MAGPIE | The - painting of a wintry landscape by Claude Monet (6) |
| LILIES | Water -; series of some 250 paintings by Claude Monet (6) |
| LILY | Water -; any one of a series of aquatic flowers with floating heart-shaped leaves depicted in paintings by Claude Monet (4) |
| CLAIRDELUNE | Third movement of piano work Suite bergamasque by Claude Debussy |
| CLAIR | - de lune; meaning "moonlight", a pale blue-grey colour; or, a classical piano piece by Claude Debussy (5) |
| LANDSCAPES | Paintings representing expanses of countryside and other natural settings, such as those by Claude Lorrain (10) |
