Pronunciation

/ˈbuːniz/ 🔊

Part of Speech

Noun (Plural)

Definition

The boonies refer to remote or isolated rural areas, often characterized by their distance from urban centers, sparse population, and lack of modern amenities or infrastructure.

Examples

1. “He moved to the boonies to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.”

2. “The cabin was located deep in the boonies, far from any paved roads or electricity.”

Additional Information

The term “boonies” is often used colloquially to describe rural or wilderness areas perceived as being remote, rustic, or undeveloped.