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spin-off

[spin-awf, -of] / ˈspɪnˌɔf, -ˌɒf /


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It was created by Lorne Michaels, who will serve as executive producer on the UK spin-off.

From BBC

A fifth special purpose vehicle issued notes backed by future management fees and certain shares from FAT Brands’ hospitality spin-off Twin Peaks, according to court records.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Rachel, watching you though the whole series has just been fantastic," her one-time nemesis Harriet told spin-off show Uncloaked.

From BBC

Suddenly, he’s pivoting to laughs, and he’s pretty great as the toilet-tissue-salesman-turned-newspaper-editor in “The Paper” a spin-off of the beloved sitcom “The Office.”

From Los Angeles Times

He refused to grant government lawyers their request for a Google breakup that would include a spin-off of Chrome, the world's most popular browser.

From BBC