| Adjusted (to) |
ATTUNED |
| Avenger John Steed's alma mater |
ETON |
| Biblical reformer |
EZRA |
| Branches on some trees |
KINSMEN |
| Brown or golden drinks |
ALES |
| Catchall abbr |
ETAL |
| Centimeter-gram-second unit |
ERG |
| Central points |
FOCI |
| Chief Ruhr River valley city |
ESSEN |
| Composer who was a CBS reporter |
TESH |
| Corrida figures |
TOREROS |
| Crude dudes |
CAVEMEN |
| Crude fleet |
OILERS |
| Crude meas |
BBL |
| Discontinued depilatory |
NEET |
| Doorman's cry |
TAXI |
| Fish-eating eagle |
ERNE |
| Former Argentine ruler |
PERON |
| Gentle giant in "Of Mice and Men" |
LENNIE |
| Gets in order |
LINESUP |
| High style |
AFRO |
| How to finish working on a 35-Across |
WRITETHEANSWERS |
| How to start working on a 35-Across |
EXAMINEALLCLUES |
| Inventor of the 35-Across |
ARTHURWYNNE |
| It may be used after a break |
SPLINT |
| Keep from getting out of control |
REININ |
| Keyless |
ATONAL |
| Kirsten of "Melancholia" |
DUNST |
| Limits |
ENDS |
| Literary sea captain |
NEMO |
| Long-established |
OLD |
| Longest river in France |
LOIRE |
| Lunch, say |
REPAST |
| Made an exit |
WENT |
| Metal fastener |
HASP |
| Microwave |
ZAP |
| Missile spot |
SILO |
