boondock
verb
1
in trucking, to drive on back roads, avoiding major motorways US, 1971.
2
to drive off-road through a remote area US, 1993.
3
in tiddlywinks, to send an opponent's wink a long way away, especially out of the playing area. After US BOONDOCKS (an isolated region) UK, 1980.
4
in tiddlywinks, to shoot from a position far from the action US, 1977