back o' beyond
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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By nightfall the train is heading into the "back o' beyond," where tiny settlements along the track still depend on a fortnightly supply train called the "tea and sugar."
From Time Magazine Archive
"Thinks she's comin' to the back o' beyond, does Mely!" chuckled the old man, and slapped his thigh at the sudden idea that occurred to him of "takin' a rise out of 'er."
From Australia Felix by Richardson, Henry Handel
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