boondocks

in most areas of the U.S., boondocks means a rural area away from the city, see the sticks or B.F.E.
In N.Y.C. the boondocks is a reference to Long Island.

EPMD was from tha boondox. Brentwood, Long Island...

by shyster November 19, 2003

boondocks

the best mickey fickey show on cartoon network right now

Did you see boondocks last night?

by boricuamami April 29, 2006

boondocks

Almost always used as "the boondocks" or "the boonies." This is beyond country. This is far off the main roads, and almost in the wilderness. Essentially the middle of nowhere.

You know you live in the boondocks when you can't see your house from the road.

by Burning Leo July 3, 2011

BOONDOCKS

The country;
A place it is long and hard to get to!

They stay way in the boondocks!
Damn this is way in the boondocks!

by audreababe August 10, 2006

boondock

reckneck getto;
middle of nowhere;
hell aka nebraska;
hick-vill

y'all liven in a boondock down here. ders nothin here.

by bailey boots. May 30, 2008

Boondocking

Those people who are staying overnight in parking lots for free are boondocking. You can also boondock by lakes and anywhere that you can park overnight.

Every time I go to Wally World in the summer the parking lot is filled with people boondocking.

by SarahEvaLee July 27, 2006

Boondocks

Some where hella far from the Urban/City area, where hardly know one you know lives or just hella out your way. A.k.a Places with hella white people.

You live in Woodinville. Shit, That's straight Boondocks!

by Khmao Verbalist November 12, 2004