offshoot
offshoot
Definition
off·shoot (ôf′s̸ho̵̅o̅t′)
noun
anything that branches off, or derives from, a main source; specif., a shoot or stem growing laterally from the main stem of a plant
offshoot
Synonyms
offshoot
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- company: Jasper is an offshoot of the main local bus company.
- group: These could well be an offshoot of the Norse group above.
- quot: Short he's an an offshoot of quot if we're aside from espn's.
Converse of object
- have: The Redmond unit has an offshoot in San Francisco.
- spawn: Smaller groups Inevitably, when so many people with a common interest get together, it spawns smaller offshoots.
- form: A new body called the Road Time Trials Council was formed and CTC members formed new offshoots of their CTC District Associations.
- create: This as expected creates offshoots from the dormant buds on the stem.
- establish: They recognized its unique location on the river Itchen and established an offshoot from Winchester.
- produce: When the King died in 1970, his Order fragmented and since then, as illustrated above has continued to produce offshoots.
Adjective modifier
- numerous: There are over 100 indymedia sites all over the world and numerous offshoots ding free radio, print media, and video projects.
- various: MTV Online home of the music TV channel and its various offshoots.
- small: A smaller offshoot, the pony car, still exists in the form of the Ford Mustang.
- new: REPEAT fanzine The infamous Manics zine, still going strong, with a brilliant new label offshoot.
- other: One other current offshoot of the laser will certainly have some military applications.
- digital: Spoof American news broadcast The Daily Show is to be screened on Channel 4's new digital offshoot More4.
Modifies a noun
- label: An unusual tactic from a dance act who release the single on Ministry's new offshoot label.
- band: He was playing with his new offshoot band The Raconteurs at Glasgow's ABC.
- company: The offshoot company which is Customize is obviously in its infancy and needs a lot of work.
- group: He attended a workshop in Carrickfergus, and then was a member of an offshoot group on records management.
Noun used with modifier
- label: REPEAT fanzine The infamous Manics zine, still going strong, with a brilliant new label offshoot.
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