Definition of "Podunk"

They even know it in Podunk, wherever that may be.

1869, Mark Twain, Mr. Beecher and the Clergy‎

Podunk. A term applied to an imaginary place in burlesque writing or speaking.]

, 4th edition, page 791

Podunk, like Atlantis, has no locus. Sought often, it is unfound and apparently unfindable.

1933 February 2, F. W. Buxton, Boston Herald

This isn't some Podunk charge in some Podunk court. Charged with four counts of perjury and one of obstruction of justice, Bonds, if convicted, could be sentenced to a maximum of 30 years in prison.

2007 November 15, Scott Miller, “This verdict's already in: Bonds won't hit No. 763”, in CBS Sports‎