Marlboro Country
/ˈmɑːlb(ə)rə ˌkʌntri/(also Marlboro country, marlboro country) Chiefly US
noun
The remote western U.S. landscapes used in advertising campaigns for Marlboro cigarettes. Hence allusively : any rough or remote country.
Origin
1960s. From Marlboro, the trademark of a brand of cigarette + country adjective.
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