spin off (something)

1. to produce something additional.

“Star Trek” seems capable of spinning movies and TV series off endlessly.

2. to form a separate company from parts of an existing company.

The company will consider spinning off its music recording and retail businesses early next year.

• mind the store
• the top of the line
• the top of the tree
• the trouble with
• the trouble with someone
• the trouble with something
• the twilight zone
• the upper crust
• the villain of the piece
• the way things are
• the way things are going
• the wheel has come full circle.
• the wheel has turned full circle.
• the wheels are turning
• the whole ball of wax
• the whole bit
• the whole caboodle
• the whole enchilada
• the whole kaboodle
• the whole kit and caboodle
• the whole nine yards
• the whole picture
• the whole shebang
• the whole shooting match
• the whole works