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Bumfuck
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bumfuck
English
Alternative forms
en bumfuck
en Bumfuck, Egypt
en Bumfuck, Minnesota
Etymology
From en bum fuck.
Pronunciation
en en-au-Bumfuck.ogg AU
Proper noun
en vulgar US An imaginary place in the middle of nowhere.
en 1991 William H. Labarge Hornet's Nest 96 One screwup and he could be splitting rocks on a chain gang somewhere in Bumfuck, Egypt.
en 1999-04-19 Karen Byrd The offensiveness of SEPTA phl.transportation https://groups.google.com/g/phl.transportation/c/XuDY1i9PlwU/m/qE9Fl5MY57QJ The point is the people who pay for the system are not incentive enough to get SEPTA's ass in gear. The incentive is coming from someone from East Bumfuck, Kansas going to the Rep. Convention who may or may not ride the subway.
2007, Paul Carter, Don't Tell Mom I Work on the Rigs, page 53
All nine passengers and crew died yesterday when a twelve-seater Sikorsky helicopter operated by Doom Air crashed in a really big ball of flames shortly after takeoff from Bumfuck Nowhere regional airport.
en 2013 Christine Pope Angel Fire 149 Sedona was way too public when it came to that sort of thing, since so many of its visitors were there to actively look for UFO activity. Better to scoop up your anal-probe victims in East Bumfuck, Kansas, or something.
Translations
imaginary place in the middle of nowhere
Dutch: nl Schubbekutteveen n
French: fr Trifouilly-les-Oies, fr Tataouine, fr coin, fr Tombouctou, fr Saint-Loinloin de Pas-Proche, fr Outsiplou
German: de Arsch der Welt m, de Hintertupfingen n
Italian: it in culo al nulla in the ass of nowhere, it in culo ai lupi in the ass of wolves, it Culonia
Norwegian: no Gokken
Polish: pl zadupie
Portuguese: pt cu do Judas
Russian: ru Мухосра́нск m, ru Зажо́пинск m, ru Усть-Залу́пинск m, ru Гадю́кино n, ru Мухозаси́женск m, ru Быдлогра́д m, ru Сколеновста́нск m, ru жо́па f, ru ебеня́ m-p, ru тьмутарака́нь n, ru у чёрта на кули́чках, ru у чёрта на рога́х, ru за три́девять земе́ль
Serbo-Croatian: sh vukojebina f
Yiddish: yi האָצעפּלאָץ n