clone
/kloʊn/Definitions
1. noun
An exact copy of a cell, organism, or software program, especially one that is genetically identical or has been produced artificially.
“The scientist created a clone of the bacteria to study its behavior.”
2. verb
To produce a genetically identical copy of a cell, organism, or other living thing, especially using genetic engineering techniques.
“The geneticist cloned the sheep to create a new species.”
3. verb
To make an exact copy of something, such as a program or a file, especially using a computer.
“The software engineer cloned the application to create a new version.”
4. noun
A duplicate of a website, especially one that is used for testing purposes.
“The company created a clone of their website to test the new design.”