boondocks AmE informal

But out in the boondocks, one took what was available.

It's real boondocks where his house is, right on the river.

From out here in the boondocks, today's Washington seems bizarre.

Perhaps that was why his mother insisted on living in the boondocks.

"You mean they're going to arrive in the boondocks of the system?"

Better for their plans than where they found us, out in the boondocks."

"Yeah, I got the feeling you were talking serious boondocks.

What the hell was he doing out in the boondocks?"

So why do they ship us off to the boondocks?"

That's way too far out in the boondocks for me."

I had people in the boondocks calling me at Christmas all of a sudden.

"Why send every one out to the boondocks just because a few are ailing?"

They were really getting out into the boondocks now.

"The Boondocks" went national in 1999 and its creator quickly became a personality.

The bigger reason was that new cities in the relative boondocks were an idea whose time had not yet come.

The boondocks aspect of the team's home turf even had a part in the decision on what to name it.

I was shipped off here to the boondocks to get a little more field experience."

"I was afraid living in the boondocks might have mellowed you."

"Could a governorship of a boondocks planet be all that important?"

"I told them punks to take a run out in the boondocks," he said.

After that, he is posted to the "boondocks" to learn his craft.

He called it a great big bunch of hilly land in the boondocks.

"I know he fronts some sort of political action organization out in the boondocks.

"It'd be just like the world to end," she said, "when we're out here in the boondocks miles from a telephone."

This joke had also been used in an earlier Boondocks newspaper strip.