Never-Never
- noun
- Australian
- You gonna fly off to Never-Never Land?
- Never-Never land
Examples
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Yes, sir, I'm washed up with never-never land.
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And them fairies then flew back to Never Never Land.
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You keep calling it never-never land.
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Anyhow, I'll be out of never-never land.
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"We're in never-never land," Adrian said.
Fiction book (2001) -
Welcome to never-never land.
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But in the Never-Never Land of Apple, Facebook, Google, Hollywood, and the wine country, millions live in an idyllic paradise.
Blog text (30) -
I knew it before you said a word, A Sheila goes walkabout in Never-never, it's always a yank.
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A ONE-WAY TICKET TO NEVER-NEVER LAND.
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Many travelers seek adventure in the remote Never-Never, known for its vast landscapes and isolation.
Synonyms
A place far from towns and people
Remote land in Australia far from towns where few people live
A wild area far from towns and roads, like a mountain
A large dry area in Australia far from cities and towns
A remote part of the Australian outback that is very empty and hard to reach
A wild area with bushes and small trees, often in Australia
Far from towns and cities, often in the Australian outback
Areas far from towns or cities where few people live and life is often hard
A rural area far from towns and cities with few people
Surface Forms
Etymology
Never-Never is a name that repeats never to show a place that seems 'never' visited or 'never' ending. Early Australian settlers used the phrase for the wide, empty outback, so Never-Never now means a very remote, wild area.