by Clown King January 11, 2009
a distant but related person or thing (from a term for a unsophisticated relative who lives in and/or is accustomed to a rural area)
The errant belief that many people go insane during the full moon may be a country cousin of the werewolf myth.
by The Return of Light Joker March 18, 2010
1. My family had it's annual reunion in the Ozarks. We were making country fudge all over.
2. My sister just luuuuuuvs the country fudge. And I loves t' give it.
2. My sister just luuuuuuvs the country fudge. And I loves t' give it.
by T-diddy McCool November 09, 2006
(The above is meant to be an example of alt country.)
by SkippyD1 February 09, 2008
by Turkmeister June 01, 2005
by Jonah Weiss August 20, 2009
General meaning indicates breaking into country music; however, in various subcultural usages it indicates that the one so labelled has had intimate relations with a blood relative.
I can't believe that, despite its legality in Georgia, Bob's gone country and hooked up with his cousin.
by Drewkowski January 25, 2009