TypeScript - passing generics to generics

Functions can do this;

const myFunction = (arg) => /*...*/

const otherFunction = (arg, fn) => fn(arg)

const myFunction = (arg) => /*...*/

const otherFunction = (arg, fn) => fn(arg)

Can types do a similar thing?

type myType<T> = /*...*/

type otherType<T, Generic> = Generic<T>

type myType<T> = /*...*/

type otherType<T, Generic> = Generic<T>

If so, what's the correct syntax?
I keep getting the error

Type 'Generic' is not generic. ts(2315)

Type 'Generic' is not generic. ts(2315)

I guess what I want to do is effectively a callback via generics.