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Boondocks

The boondocks is an American expression from the Tagalog (Filipino) word bundók ("mountain"). It originally referred to a remote rural area, but now is often applied to an out-of-the-way location considered backward and unsophisticated by city folk. It can also occasionally refer to a mountain in both Filipino and American contexts.

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Boondocks

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Triples27
Avg. degree1.95
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related to Expanded meanings · 15
Boondocks → American, Australia, Boondocking, Brian De Palma's Casualties, California, New Brunswick, New Zealand, RV, Similar, South Africa, The, Vietnam, Vietnam War, War, Woop Woop
related to In popular culture · 10
Boondocks → American, Animal Crossing, Billy Joe RoyalThe Boondocks, Boondock Saints, Down, HereBoondox, Little Big Town, The Road, Troy Duffy, Wild World
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Boondocks → American expression from the Tagalog

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american mountain rural tagalog also term word bundók area filipino used expression originally remote location refer cebuano slang english military

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Boondocksis aAmerican expression from the Tagalog0.90text
Brian De Palma's Casualties of Warinstance ofcan be heard in films about the Vietnam War0.80text
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsThe0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsAmerican0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsSimilar0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsWoop Woop0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsAustralia0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsNew Zealand0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsSouth Africa0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsNew Brunswick0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsCalifornia0.60section
Boondocksrelated to Expanded meaningsVietnam War0.60section

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