out in the sticks
Something/Someone who resides in the countryside or rural area, far away from any metropolitan area.
out in the sticks by JerseyBoy93 May 1, 2011
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Out in the sticks
A phrase used to describe a location out in the middle of nowhere, usually far out in the country or outskirts of a city
Drake: I should've put you somewhere where no one could find you. Mansion out in the sticks with nothin' around you. Katy, Texas, Dallas, Texas, you know, a different environment.
Oh you from Missouri? You must be livin out in the sticks.
Oh you from Missouri? You must be livin out in the sticks.
Out in the sticks by BlindBaker January 15, 2021
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