off·spring 
(ôfsprĭng′, ŏf-)
(ôfsprĭng′, ŏf-)n. pl. offspring
1. The organism or organisms resulting from sexual or asexual reproduction.
2. A child or children of a parent or parents: the offspring of Zeus and Leto.
3. The result or product of something: "the glaciers, the offspring of the gentle snow" (John Muir).
[Middle English ofspring, from Old English : of, off; see OFF + springan, to rise.]
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