spinoff

See also: spin off and spin-off

English

Noun

spinoff (plural spinoffs)

  1. Alternative spelling of spin-off.
    • 2021 September 2, Brian Lowry, “Fall TV preview: Get ready for reboots, revivals and spinoffs – and a few farewells”, in CNN‎[1]:
      Joining the long list of returning shows, CBS also revives “CSI” as “CSI: Vegas” with several familiar faces and a few new ones, joining spinoffs “FBI: International” and “NCIS: Hawaii,” in a lineup that again looks as if it gets a discount on abbreviated titles.
    • 2024 February 29, Brian Lowry, “‘Elsbeth’ turns Carrie Preston’s ‘The Good Wife’ role into a breezy good time”, in CNN‎[2]:
      After fighting “The Good Fight” for streaming, the producers of “The Good Wife” indulge in a more CBS-friendly spinoff with “Elsbeth,” which breezily takes Carrie Preston’s quirky title character and turns her into a modern version of “Columbo.”

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Spanish

Noun

spinoff m (plural spinoffs)

  1. spin-off

Swedish

Noun

spinoff c

  1. alternative form of spin-off

Declension

Declension of spinoff
nominative genitive
singular indefinite spinoff spinoffs
definite spinoffen spinoffens
plural indefinite spinoffer spinoffers
definite spinofferna spinoffernas

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