| COMPLEMENTARY | Combining to form a whole |
| MIXING | Combining to form one substance (6) |
| CONFLATE | Put together to form a whole (8) |
| SYNTHESIS | Combination of components to form a whole |
| MASS | Join or gather together to form a whole |
| PUTSTOGETHER | Assembles various materials to form a whole (4,8) |
| INTEGRATE | Combine things to form a whole (9) |
| PANDA | Characters combining to make dad appear a beast |
| COHERE | Form a whole company in this place |
| AUXILIARYVERBS | Two of them combining to make you behave! |
| STEAM | Mates combining to keep the ship going (5) |
| AUTOBAHN | Oban and Utah combining to build fast transport link |
| RINGERS | Those combining to buy at auction are best as shearers (7) |
| TELEVANGELIST | T.D. Jakes or Jerry Falwell, e.g.; like our other three theme entries, this is a "portmanteau word," combining letters and meanings of two words to form a third |
| COMMUNITYCARD | In some forms of poker, this can be used by any player to form a hand |
| CONSTELLATION | Group of stars that appear to form a pattern or picture |
| BEAD | One of a series of items strung to form a necklace or a rosary; or, the edge of a pneumatic tyre that grips a wheel when inflated (4) |
| CARD | Any one of a pack of items used to form a meld; a programme of a race meeting's events; or, the dial of a mariner's compass (4) |
| VOTEVOTEVOTEV | Do one's thing as a responsible citizen (continues at 39 Down, backwards to 105, and up to 33 to form a square around the "X") |
| TWIG | Small branch used for kindling, propping a top-heavy hyacinth in a pot or to form a drey by a squirrel (4) |
