podunk adj.
(US campus) worthless, insignificant; lost.
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![]() | Psychotic Reactions (1988) 6: Last we heard he was trying to sing ‘Whole Lotta Love’ to a buncha sentimental old hashheads in some Podunk club. | in|
![]() | 38 North Yankee 340: Haven’t you noticed a pattern developing with all these podunk towns? | |
![]() | Gazette (Montreal) 17 Feb. 12/3: A ‘quiet, little, white-bread, podunk, white-trash, redneck town’. | |
![]() | Fortress of Solitude 413: The guards were all Caucasian. Yet even here, podunk nowhere, everything was yo, yo, yo. | |
![]() | nsfwcorp.com 8 May 🌐 [He] bought a newspaper in a podunk railroad town in North Texas called Quanah. | |
![]() | BBC.com 6 Dec. 🌐 I [...] took a job working at a soap factory every day after school. This was in a podunk town in upstate New York: 200 people and only one channel on television. | |
![]() | Twitter 28 May 🌐 [A] podunk town that currently has a population of 700. |