Wordy Wednesday 573: Spicy German Sausage 6

WORDY WEDNESDAY #571
DIVIDED INTO COLUMNS 14 (answer)

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WORDY WEDNESDAY #572
FOXGERYPTICS 18 (hint)

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WORDY WEDNESDAY #573
SPICY GERMAN SAUSAGE 6
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In a German Sausage, a type of puzzle originating from the National Puzzlers League, when you take the indicated pairs of answers to the clues from the first list, combine their letters, and anagram them, you get the answers to the clues from the second list. (For example, if the answers to clues 1 and 2 were ANAGRAM and SEGUES, then the answer to clue 1+2 could be GERMAN SAUSAGE.) However, in this variation, you must add an extra letter to each pair of answers to make the longer answer (for example, you might make GERMAN SAUSAGE from ANAGRAM and GUESS plus an extra E).

Rearrange the added letters in (parentheses) to make a 6-letter word, and rearrange the added letters in [square brackets] to make a 6-letter word. Write these words in the final set of blanks, and rearrange the letters in {curly braces} to make a 6-letter word, the final answer. (These three words are all Scrabble-legal, meaning they are unhyphenated, uncapitalized, etc.)

1. Sorrow
2. Frame used for setting up pool balls
3. Dutch ____ disease
4. Mexican lager brand
5. Act of crowd violence
6. City with 71 streets named “Peachtree”
7. More frigid
8. Lucille of I Love Lucy
9. Daiquiri ingredient
10. ____ Lake City, Utah
11. Golfer’s need
12. One who shoots from a concealed vantage point

1+2+(__). Pots and pans, collectively
2+3+[__]. “Holy” fish?
3+4+(__). Gambling haven on the French Riviera: 2 wds.
4+5+[__]. Business that is legally considered a separate entity from its owners
5+6+(__). Like a government that has complete control over its people
6+7+[__]. Like much hand soap
7+8+(__). Luster
8+9+[__]. Beachgoer’s item
9+10+(__). Philanthropy
10+11+[__]. Car safety feature: 2 wds.
11+12+(__). Captain Kirk’s starship
12+1+[__]. They hang between transmission towers: 2 wds.

(Parentheses): {__} __ {__} __ {__} __
[Square brackets]: {__} {__} __ __ __ {__}
{Curly braces}: __ __ __ __ __ __

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