squillion 

A word which can be used to indicate a large amount of some thing. Much larger than a million but smaller than a zillion

I've got a squillion tadpoles in my garden.
There must be a squillion ants in my undies!

squillion by ~*~Ambz~*~ April 18, 2006

Squillion 

The number of bugs in a typical microsoft product

There are squillions of bugs in this typical microsoft product

Squillion by XwipeoutX May 11, 2004

Squillion 

An unknown number often associated with the term infinity.

I love you squillions

Squillion by Hughesie June 21, 2010

Squillion 

Dance music producer from New Zealand, AKA Dylan Hutchison, producing Dubstep, Drum and Bass, Jungle, Psytrance, Electro and other electronica.

At the Dance Party we heard a producer called Squillion.

Squillion by Squillion August 3, 2011

squillion 

A bajillion million.

Q is in a squillion channels

squillion by Ant December 21, 2003

squillion 

1/10 of a pound (sterling)

"You'll owe me a squillion pounds!"

This equates to 10 pence.

squillion by WhatASquillionIs July 20, 2009

Squilliam 

A rare species of animal, native to Tasmania. Squilliams walk on 4 legs but are able to sit upright, similar to beavers. However, their walking capabilities are limited when on 2 legs. Squilliams saw vast brutality and oppression following British colonization of Tasmania, and later through their unfair treatment by the Australian government.

Before British hegemony fragmented and destroyed the Squilliam's way of life, they lived free in the vast forests and grasslands. However, following British colonization of Tasmania in 1803, their habitats were destroyed and many Squilliams were hunted down for their expensive furs. The result was brutal fighting between British colonizers and guerilla tribes of Squilliams, armed with whatever they could find. At first, the less-equipped Squilliams struggled with their oppressors, who wielded advanced firearms and horses. However, Squilliams were able to make use of their habitat, which the British colonizers were not familiar with. The British government was no match for these ravenous beasts and were forced to withdraw from the sporadic fighting. Today, Squilliams can once again live free in their homeland and graze on the rich grasses of Tasmania, free from British oppression.

"I'm a fan of Squilliam meat personally, though it is a bit too gamey"
"Dude, Squilliams are an endangered species, not cool"

Squilliam by Uncle_Clem July 2, 2021