go country
The phrase "go country" has different meanings depending on the region, involving either embracing rural culture or being part of illicit activities.
Definition
B2Cultural Lifestyle
(informal, North American)To embrace a rural lifestyle or develop an affinity for country music and its associated culture.
Example
- He went country after discovering a love for country music and its themes.
- After living in the city for years, she decided to go country and move to a small farm.
C1Criminal Activity
(slang, British)To participate in a scheme where individuals are sent to rural areas to distribute illegal substances.
Example
- The authorities are cracking down on those who go country as part of the county lines drug operation.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go country":
go to the countrytraditional countynew country projectcountry rockfree countryacross countrygo to towncowboy upgo westgo nativego wild