Science fiction energy rays that might suck up earthly bodies, as depicted three times in this puzzle Crossword Clue, 12 letters

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Rating	Answer	Length	Clue
100%	TRACTORBEAMS	12	Science fiction energy rays that might suck up earthly bodies, as depicted three times in this puzzle
44%	TIMETRAVEL	10	Science fiction concept depicted three times in this puzzle
41%	SKILIFTS	8	Peak picker-uppers, as depicted three times in this puzzle's grid
40%	OVERSHARING	11	Revealing an inappropriate amount of personal detail, as depicted three times in this puzzle
36%	BLACKSHEEP	10	Familial outcast depicted three times in this puzzle
35%	SNOWBALLEFFECTS	15	Developing phenomena literally depicted three times in this puzzle
33%	CHATTERBOX	10	Windbag, as seen three times in this puzzle?
32%	DROPLEAFTABLE	13	Piece of furniture with parts that fold down, as depicted seven times in this puzzle
31%	SPIKE	5	53-Across feature, as seen three times in this puzzle
31%	EARLYBIRDGETSTHEWORM	20	Adage about seizing opportunities, as depicted five times in this puzzle
30%	ZHUZHEDITUP	11	Added panache, as was done three times in this puzzle?
30%	THEBOMB	7	Element found three times in this puzzle
30%	ALLROADSLEADTOROME	18	Aphorism that's visually depicted five times in this puzzle's grid
29%	LUNCHBREAK	10	Midday hiatus illustrated three times in this puzzle
29%	CHECKEREDPAST	13	Liability for a political candidate ... as depicted four times in this puzzle?
29%	STRETCHTHETRUTH	15	Exaggerate, and a command followed three times in this puzzle
29%	FRIEDEGGS	9	Breakfast order visually suggested three times in this puzzle's grid
29%	MEALSONWHEELS	13	Program for homebound seniors, found literally three times in this puzzle
28%	CHEESEWHEEL	11	Parma product, as depicted by three answers in this puzzle
28%	FLAGONTHEPLAY	13	Gridiron infraction indicator, and a hint to what you'll find three times in this puzzle
28%	VOICEOVERARTIST	15	Animated film specialist, or what can be found literally three times in this puzzle
28%	SYSTEMOFADOWN	13	Grammy-winning metal band, or what can be found three times in this puzzle?
27%	DROPMEALINE	11	"Don't be a stranger!" ... or what you have to do three times in this puzzle
27%	COTTONCANDY	11	Carnival confection ... or, when re-parsed, a hint to what appears three times in this puzzle
27%	IPUTASPELLONYOU	15	Much-covered 1956 Screamin' Jay Hawkins song ... hinting at what happens three times in this puzzle's solution
26%	DROPDOWNMENU	12	Options at the top of a computer window … as seen three times in this puzzle?
26%	CROSSSTITCH	11	Bit of embroidery … or what's depicted literally three times in this puzzle
26%	POT	3	Herb garden vessel ... as depicted four times by black squares in this puzzle
26%	ESCAPEROOM	10	Puzzling activity, as seen four times in this puzzle?
26%	EEQUALSE/MCSQUARED	18	Expression of relativity depicted five times in this puzzle

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