1. People who live in or are from the outback, especially the remote interior regions of Australia.
Usage: plural form; informal; chiefly Australian

Examples

• The outbackers adapted to the harsh desert climate over generations.
• Many outbackers rely on cattle ranching as their primary livelihood.
• She interviewed several outbackers about their experiences in remote Australia.
• The outbackers shared stories of survival in the vast, isolated landscape.
• Tourism has brought new opportunities for some outbackers in recent years.