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splinter off

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splinter off (of) (something) and splinter off (from something)
[for a bit of something] to tear off or separate from something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) A piece of wood splintered off of the oar and dropped into the water. A tiny bit splintered off and stuck in my hand.


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Splinter off a section of modern design consumers and you will find people looking to buy or sell modern homes built with the same principals and sensibilities.
It didn''t take long after excommunication for Mormon Fundamentalism to splinter off into groups each of them struggling over the issue of authority.
Bones: Cooked bones from roasts or your Thanksgiving dinner might seem like a good thing to give your dog, however, they can splinter an the sharp edges that splinter off can puncture a dog''s insides and cause significant problems.
 
 
 
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