ŏff'sprĭng, n.

n. [From off and spring.]

1. The act of producing; generation. [Obs.]
2. That which is produced; especially, a child or children; descendants, however remote, from the stock.

To the gods alone Our future offspring and our wives are known. Dryden. 3. Descent; family. [Obs.] Nor was her princely offspring damnified, Or aught disparaged by those labors base. Fairfax.