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gigawatts 

1 billion watts. "Giga" follows "Mega".
Whoever wrote the first definition for gigawatt is a dumbass.
gigawatts by dammit janet June 19, 2003

gigawatts 

(pronounced: ji-ga-wahts) A measurement of electricity, used more often in time travel than in real life. It is equal to one billion watts (enough power to generate 33333333.333333... to two-hundred-million flourescent lightbulbls)
"1.21 gigawatts are required to power the flux capacitator"
gigawatts by Michael A. Collins III January 25, 2009

1.21 gigawatts 

Amount of electricity required to power the flux capacitor and get marty mcfly back to the future. since the appropriate nuclear material was unavailable in 1955, doc brown had to procure the necessary wattage via a lightning bolt.
1.21 gigawatts! 1.21 gigawatts!!!
1.21 gigawatts by daddy-ooooh March 26, 2009

Gigabants 

Banter x 10^9. A thousand million times more banterous than standard chat.
'That was some gigabants'; Masterbation in a crowded public place

Gigafarts 

To describe the amount of transistors (In the Billions.) in a piece of technology
"How many Gigafarts does an RTX 3090 Ti have?" Nick says, "About 28.3 Gigafarts" Bobby says.
Gigafarts by doodoofart2022 December 30, 2022
Pants that exceed the garment industry's ability to be defined by size.
"Holy Megapants!" John exclaimed to Susan when he saw a lady in massive denim slacks. Susan replied, "No, I think those are more like Gigapants!"
gigapants by richippr November 16, 2016
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"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
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