Shake It Up! / Hints

Take the letters from the answers to the first two clues and shake them about to find the answer to the third clue.

Example: Alpha opposite, sad = forum website (5,6,11) ...(omega, somber = Gameboomers)

-1. kissing disease - briefly, stratagem = board game (4,4,8)(reclued this because when I originally posted this years ago, the Squiggle was a different picture )
-2. steak preparation choice, lead = practice (4,5,9)
-3. protest, GB moderator = sophisticated/magazine title (8,4,12)
-4. star or car model, orchestra section = venture (4,4,8)
-5. warn, English Bobby Americanized = trade (7,3,10)
-6. fruit shell, age before you're sweet? = unsympathetic (4,7,11)
-7. boisterous, song says their home is the USA? = road type (4,5,9)
-8. Knight's aide, glide = fall guy (4,5,9)
-9. severe, string instrument = skydiver need (5,4,9)
-10. soiled, clamping tool = mixture (5,4,9)
-11. cut companion, hint = hypothesize (5,4,9)
-12. it's under your hood, scandalous facts = component (6,4,10)
-13. raspberry, adhesive = appreciative (4,4,8) (you may get a "blip" for one of the four letter words )
-14. type of test, clip a photo = type of punishment (4,4,8)

3. complain + Soot = Cosmopolitan (also my favorite cocktail)

You drinking again, Joan?

Nice solve

11 - paste + clue = speculate

6. rind + fifteen = indifferent

Nice puzzle, Cue.

9. acute + harp = parachute

10. dirty, vise = diversity

5. cop, caution = occupation

12. engine, dirt = ingredient

Hi Cue.

Me -> <- Joan

Cool puzzle Cue

I love it Sue!!

14. Oral + crop = corporal

4. nova + reed = endeavor

12. engine + dirt = ingredient

When did I stop drinking

Super answers!

Love the "girls night out" emoticon, Pandora

Joan, while you were getting jiggy with Sue and your Cosmopolitan, Curly answered #12.

Thanks Marian and Soot

7. loud + brave = boulevard

Guess Sue and I were overserved

8. page + coast = scapegoat

2. rare, leash = rehearsal

Nicely done you guys

13. f*rt + glue = grateful

Those four letter words can be such trouble
Good solve, Joan

1. mono + ploy = Monopoly

Indeed, Cheryl