bush

bush
I
Australian Slang
1. hinterland, Outback, anywhere that isn't in town;
2. the bush - untamed scrub, woods, forests of rural Australia in its natural state; rural Australia in general;
3. pubic hair;
4. rough it; camp out: 'bushing it under the stars'
II
Canadian Slang
First Nations (native) Reservation.
III
Kiwi (New Zealand Slang)
small and large trees and native plants densely packed together - sort of like a small forest.
IV
Australian English
Somewhere in the country or away from the city. Go bush means go back to the land.
V
Alaska' slang
The Bush
Villages, mountains, and valleys you can only reach by boat or plane. That amounts to almost the entire state.

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