(chiefly, British, Irish, Canadian, and, Australian, informal, ;, usually with in, sometimes at or to) A very remote place.
It was a regular outside bush township, and though the distance oughtn't to have much to say to people's honesty, you'll mostly find that these far-out back-of-beyond places have got men and women to match 'em.
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