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| gen. |
at the end of the world; at the end of nowhere (Anglophile); hell and gone; back of beyond (Magnus261); out in the sticks (Anglophile); out in the boondocks (Evgeny Shamlidi); miles from nowhere |
| austral. |
back o'Bourke (Anglophile) |
| idiom. |
be in the back of beyond (linaalina); off the beaten track; where Jesus lost his sandals (proggie) |
| inf. |
in the boonies (People live in the boonies like Langley or Cloverdale but they expect transit service like they are in Kits or Coal Harbour. Haha! maystay); to at the world's end |
| slang |
parked in the goofie (Alex Lilo); OTM (off the map Alex Lilo); in the sticks (Alex Lilo); far side of bfe (Alex Lilo); butt fucking egypt (Alex Lilo); bumble fuck egypt (Alex Lilo); east bumble fuck (Alex Lilo); nowhere land (Alex Lilo); off the map (Alex Lilo); way the hell out there (Alex Lilo); goofy timbuktu (Alex Lilo); goofy timbuktu (Alex Lilo); boondocks (Alex Lilo); bumfuckistan (1. Middle of nowhere. Someplace far away, hard to get to (even if you wanted to) and impossible to get back from. От названия городка в Египте. КГА) |
| vulg., amer. |
Bum Fuck, Egypt (WiseSnake) |
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| gen. |
at the world's end; in the middle of nowhere; miles from nowhere; miles from anywhere (Anglophile) |
| austral., inf. |
Woop-Woop (воображаемое место, синоним глубинки, чего-либо отсталого, провинциального, косного) |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
the world's end |
| humor. |
at the back of beyond |
| idiom. |
at the back of god-speed (Bobrovska) |
| inf. |
in the toolies (Olya34); in that distant city (Ольга Матвеева) |
| proverb |
at the ends of the earth (дословно: На краю света) |
| vulg. |
ass-end of space (sixthson) |
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| proverb, disappr. |
at the world's end |
