Bumblefuck

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Bumblefuck

rude slang A particulary distant, remote location. Tim lives way out in the middle of Bumblefuck, so it took forever to drive there.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Bumfuck

and Bumblefuck
n. an imaginary place where everyone is a rural oaf. (Usually objectionable.) I have to drive my cousin home. He lives out in West Bumfuck or something. There we were, twenty miles from Bumblefuck, and no food, water, or money!

Bumblefuck

verb
See Bumfuck
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • bumfuck
  • bumfuck nowhere
  • buttfuck nowhere
  • nowhere
  • Egypt
  • Bumfuck, Egypt
  • ain’t 1
  • go out of
  • other than
  • other than (something)
References in periodicals archive
I love seeing groups of kids in bumblefuck Brooklyn just skating, having fun, looking for new spots and seeing footage of them skating everything that comes along with it.
Pop's not dead! A short interview with: Anthony Pappalardo
With only a handful of academic jobs available (literally, like, 10 in the country, most of which are in Bumblefuck, AR) and an even more limited demand for classical music, I've found myself split between two possible paths of employment.
Playing the part: a young composer navigates the murky zone between making difficult music and easy listening
Bumblefuck, USA Aaron Douglas Johnston U.S.-Netherlands
Reviews on the web
His condescension about the "bumblefuck" town cracked when he showed me a plot of land, near one that his buddy had just bought, that he saw as a potential home for a future family.
Am I a torturer? When Donald Rumsfeld approved "harsh interrogation techniques," it was grunts like Ben Allbright who did the dirty work. And now that the nation has moved on, it is they who are left to figure out what that means
It's so--East Bumblefuck. That there was no one, no one, but you who they could call."
A hundred fires
Galilee, Cahill suggests, was "the Bumblefuck of its day." At the Annunciation Cahill's Mary pertly counters Gabriel, "'This doesn't make sense.
Christology Lite