Secretive classroom activity ... or what 20-, 27- and 44-Across are anagrammatic examples of? Crossword Clue, 12 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%PASSINGNOTES12Secretive classroom activity ... or what 20-, 27- and 44-Across are anagrammatic examples of?
47%SAFESPACES10Bias-free environments, or what 20-Across and 27- and 35-Down are
47%PRIVATEPARTS12What unmentionables cover ... or what 20-, 27- and 44-Across all begin with?
45%PERMUTATIONS12What 20-, 29-, 44- and 53-Across are of each other
43%HAUNTEDHOUSE12Halloween attraction, or what 19-, 27-/32-, and 42-Across all might be a part of?
43%TAKEFIVE8Go on a break, or what the starts of 16-, 20-, 32-, 43-, and 57-Across can be called
43%COUNTRYCOOKING14Rural cuisine ... and what 20-, 31- and 39-Across are examples of?
42%MUCKRAKERS10What 17, 21, 37, and 55 Across are all examples of
42%HIGHDEFINITION14Like most televisions, and what can be found at the start of 20-, 36-, or 46-Across
41%SPLICEDGENES12What 20-, 27- and 41-Across contain, in a manner of speaking
41%REVERSINGCOURSE15Backtracking ... or what 17-, 27- and 46-Across are doing?
40%RUNINCIRCLES12Waste one's time ... or what 20-, 27- and 42-Across contain?
40%SNOWCAPPED10Like alpine peaks ... or what each half of 3-, 7-, 9-, 37- and 44-Down can be?
40%LEAGUELEADERS13Many championship-bound teams, or what the starts of 17-, 20-, 58-, and 64-Across are
39%FASHIONFORWARD14On the cutting edge of style, or what 20-, 33-, and 40-Across can be said to be?
39%SOMETHINGTODO13Time-filling activity, and what the ends of 20-, 30-, 38- and 47-Across are
38%TWINS5Minnesota baseball team ... or what 18-, 30-, 44- and 53-Across all are
38%INDEPENDENCEDAY15What 20- and 52-Across and 10- and 44-Down celebrate every first week of July
38%DIRECTORSSHOUT14What the ends of 20-, 35- and 42-Across are, collectively
37%ALTEREGO8Secondary identity ... or what can be found in 18-, 27-, 40-, 54- and 66-Across
37%BACKBURNER10Place for a nonurgent issue, and what can be found at the end of 16-, 24-, 37-, or 53- Across?
37%LETSUNPACKTHAT14Therapist's statement, or what can be said about the first parts of 20-, 28-, and 46-Across?
37%TRADEMARKS10Intellectual property protection ... or what the starts of 17-, 21-, 39- and 57-Across once were
37%COLLECTORSITEMS15Things gathered by aficionados ... or what the ends of 16-, 24-, 49- and 59-Across can be?
36%BROWSERHISTORY14Surfing records, and what 20-, 25- and 46-Across are part of?
36%HITCHINGARIDE13Getting picked up by the side of the road ... or what 20-, 30- and 39-Across are literally doing?
36%PICKUP6Learn, as a new skill ... or what can precede the ends of 20-, 36-, 42- and 59-Across
36%SKIPPINGTOWN12Leaving in a hurry . . . or what can be found in each of 18-, 25-, 38-, and 51-Across?
36%HOLLYWOODENDING152002 Woody Allen film ... or what each of the last words of 17-, 25- and 42-Across can be
36%OUTSIDESHOTS12What 20-, 28- and 42-Across are
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