Definition of Bullamakanka in English:

Bullamakanka

(also Bullabakanka)

nounˌbʊləməˈkaŋkə

Australian informal

A humorous name for any remote place, especially one considered backward.
they started producing wines in the back of Bullamakanka
Example sentencesExamples
- A young vet should take a single-vet practice at Bullamakanka, in my view.
- Then Guvnor Smith from Bullamakanka says they will cut in November and all bets are off again.
- You can be driving through the middle of nowhere and find a sign which states that you're now in the City of Bullamakanka.
- Looking at this place, I'd rather be in Bullamakanka.
- Writers shared this sense of relegation to Bullamakanka.
- In a bygone era, the local team - be it in the suburbs or out at Bullamakanka - would huddle in the change rooms waiting apprehensively for the announcement of the "teams" for Saturday.
- You ride at Bullamakanka and you want to come to town and bag the tracks here.
- I can tell it's from Bullamakanka, just to the left of the Black Stump in the Back of Beyond.
- He lives in Bullamakanka because he likes being a big frog in a little puddle.
- If you are growing wines in the back of Bullamakanka, it is hard to get people to accept them with that kind of name on them.

Origin

1940s: a fanciful coinage, perhaps derived from the pidgin phrase bulla macow 'cattle, bully beef'.

词汇	Bullamakanka
释义	Definition of Bullamakanka in English: Bullamakanka (also Bullabakanka) nounˌbʊləməˈkaŋkə Australian informal A humorous name for any remote place, especially one considered backward. they started producing wines in the back of Bullamakanka Example sentencesExamples A young vet should take a single-vet practice at Bullamakanka, in my view. Then Guvnor Smith from Bullamakanka says they will cut in November and all bets are off again. You can be driving through the middle of nowhere and find a sign which states that you're now in the City of Bullamakanka. Looking at this place, I'd rather be in Bullamakanka. Writers shared this sense of relegation to Bullamakanka. In a bygone era, the local team - be it in the suburbs or out at Bullamakanka - would huddle in the change rooms waiting apprehensively for the announcement of the "teams" for Saturday. You ride at Bullamakanka and you want to come to town and bag the tracks here. I can tell it's from Bullamakanka, just to the left of the Black Stump in the Back of Beyond. He lives in Bullamakanka because he likes being a big frog in a little puddle. If you are growing wines in the back of Bullamakanka, it is hard to get people to accept them with that kind of name on them. Origin 1940s: a fanciful coinage, perhaps derived from the pidgin phrase bulla macow 'cattle, bully beef'.
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