offshoot

offshoot
n
1. branch, bough, limb, twig, stem; sucker, spur, shoot, switch; runner, tendril; sprout, sprig; leafstalk, Bot. petiole.
2. descendant, offspring, scion, heir, son, daughter, child; relation, relative, kin, cousin; kindred, offset.
3. outgrowth, upshot, outcome, ramification, result, consequence; issue, product, effect, fruit, by-product; aftermath, trail, wake, backwash, aftereffect, fallout; addition, adjunct, annex, amendment, supplement.

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