spinoff

noun
UK /ˈspɪn.ɒf/
US /ˈspɪn.ɑːf/

A spinoff is a new show or thing made from an old one.

The cartoon about the funny dog is a spinoff of the popular movie.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A new company created by separating part of a larger company.

The phone maker began as a spinoff of a big electronics firm.

3. An unexpected extra result of an activity or event.

A happy spinoff of the school fair was that the kids made new friends.

4. The act of turning a moving vehicle into a quick spin.

The race car did a spinoff after hitting the wet patch.