Offspring, progeny; (also) race, line, stock. Also figurative. Now archaic and literary.

The progeny which springs or is descended from someone; a person's or couple's children or descendants collectively (or occasionally individually)…

A person who has been begotten. Also: (with plural agreement) people who have been begotten.

A child or young animal, esp. before or soon after it is born. Cf. afterbirth, n. 2. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

Offspring, children, descendants (also occasionally with singular reference). Also occasionally with reference to animals. Also figurative. Now…

concrete. A bud, a growing shoot, a branch; also transferred offspring. Obsolete.

Offspring, progeny. Also, an embryo, fœtus. Originally a Hebraism. Now rare, except in Biblical phraseology. More fully fruit of the body, fruit of…

a young person or animal, a youngster; (in plural) an animal's offspring (cf. sense B. 2).

That by which something is increased; an increment, addition, augmentation; progeny; produce: = increase, n. 5–7.

An offspring, a child; a descendant. Also: (as a mass noun or with uninflected plural) progeny, offspring. Now chiefly of animals (esp. stud animals).

That which has been engendered (gender, v.1 2b); product, offspring. Obsolete. rare.

That which is procreated; offspring, progeny. Now rare.

Offspring, progeny. Also in extended use.

Offspring or produce. Also: the action of begetting or producing; procreation; production.

That which is produced by propagation or reproduction; offspring; a breed, a race, a generation. Also in extended use. Now rare.

concrete. The offspring or product of something.

Offspring, progeny, brood (of people or animals). Generally collective: also poetic, of an individual = Offspring, child.

Offspring; esp. The young brought forth at the same time viewed collectively; a family, litter. Obsolete (or dialect); now replaced by brood, n. Also…

A brood; a numerous offspring. Chiefly figurative.

Offspring, children. Obsolete.

figurative. Something which is generated by or originates from another, in the manner of a child or descendant. Chiefly in plural. Now rare.

The action of pullulate, v. (in various senses); sprouting, budding, germination; generation, production. Also: an instance or the result of…

In plural. Offspring, progeny. Obsolete. rare.

Produce, offspring. Obsolete. rare.

Offspring, progeny.