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Branch/Branches - Noun -  1.  Part of a tree, growing out from the trunk.   2. Part of plant stem or root. (BOTONY, a subdivision of the stem, root or flower cluster of a plant)  3. Something like tree branch (something that resembles a branch of a tree in structure for example the branches of a stag's antler) 4. Local unit in organization, a shop, bank or other organization that is part of a larger group and is located in a different part of a geographical area from the parent organization (for example, 'the account is held at the banks Oxford branch). 5. Distinct part of a large organization (A sub dision of a large organization usually with a specialised mission (for example the executive branch of government is headed by the president.). 6. Part of subject area, part of a large area of study (for example ethics is a branch of philosophy). 7. Family line, a line of a family that is descended from a common ancestor (for example, the Australian part of the family) .8. Tributory stream Geography- river of stream flowing into another river (for example- a branch of the Colorado river). 9. Drinking water, southern US BEVERAGES drinking water, especially from a clean spring or stream and used particularly for mixing with Bourbon.  10. Alternative instruction sequence COMPUT a sequence of computer program instructions in a set of alternative sequences that are activated according to specific conditions. 11. Part of curve MATHEMATIC s is a distinctive part of a curve that is separted form the rest of the curve. (for example by discontinuties of extreme points). BRANCH -Verb. 1, Divide. 2. Have branches. 3. Expand activities or interests. 4. Jump tp alternative program path.