Offshoot and Wave

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Offshoot noun - A branch of a main stem especially of a plant.

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Wave and offshoot are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wave" instead a noun "Offshoot".

Wave noun - A moving ridge on the surface of water.

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Offshoot and wave are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Offshoot" instead a noun "Wave".

Nearby Words: waved, waving, wavy, wavelet, waveband

human	human offshoot	human wave
similar	similar offshoot	similar wave
common	common offshoot	common wave
original	original offshoot	original wave
Other adjectives: small, large, little, psychic, early, later, latest, different, freak.

An American offshoot was No Wave, which was more focused on an anti-rock approach (not much dissimilar to that of Public Image Ltd., in the sense of wanting to wipe out Rock music and start from scratch), musical extremism, and art dilettantism.

Source: Post-Punk
The rise of New Wave Music and its offshoot sub-genres like New Romanticism.

Source: Music of the 1980s
Originally this was said to be just because she was The Chick, and "women like lots of clothes." Later she was given a less offensively stereotypical Hand Wave as an offshoot of her fashion-designer background, and she has even designed costumes for other Avengers over the years.

Source: Clothes Make the Legend

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