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spin-off

noun as in offshoot

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In September, Moonbug released a live-action YouTube spin-off called “CoComelon Classroom,” which stars National Teacher of the Year awardee Juliana Urtubey as Ms. Appleberry.

Reilly, who plays the troubled and volatile Beth Dutton, says she would "love" to keep playing her character, but any spin-off "would be a new beginning somewhere".

From BBC

On Wednesday, she told Strictly spin-off show It Takes Two that she has a "insufficiency stress fracture, if I've said that right, on my shin".

From BBC

Production company Banijay UK also apologised, saying informal concerns raised about the presenter while he hosted Big Brother spin-off programmes were "not properly escalated or adequately addressed".

From BBC

Emily in Paris star Lily Collins has told the BBC she is keen for an Emily in London spin-off as it "would be so fun".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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