pitillion

An indefinitely immense number. A value that fluctuates in its worth. Generally considered to be a large amount.

That guy is being attacked by a pitillion zombies.

by typingsucks August 16, 2009

kapillion

A really large countable number, but so large no normal person would bother to count it.

He crashed into the window which ended up all over the floor in a kapillion pieces.

by nkt June 24, 2008

bowl from the pavilion end

To insert one's penis into another man's anus.

That's it. I've had enough of dating crazy women. From now on I'm going to bowl from the pavilion end.

by Flakey July 18, 2007

Papillon

A great song released on August 26, 2017, by Jackson Wang of China.(Jackson Wang is a member of the K-POP group Got7)

Aite Aite Aite Aite Aite Aite Aite
You got me feeling like a feeling like a Papillon

by Tablet1515 July 18, 2019

pillion

ass but old timey

suck my pillion

by shibecity December 16, 2018

pavilionated

To kick a football with such force that it flies over a 3 storey buildinng in a blink of an eye.

Melvin was taken to the hospital after being pavilionated by John's shot.

by jocojohn February 25, 2008

Henri "Papillon" Charriere

Henri Charriere (known as Papillon in the gang world) was a bad ass man who was wrongly convicted of murder and spent the best years of his life trying to escape inhuman conditions in the French island jails in order to obtain freedom. After various escape attempts and various different methods (using everything from guns, TNT, Cocoa leaves, two random Caribbean wives he picked up, sleeping potions, insane people, ect.) he managed to escape to freedom on his last attempt by jumping off a cliff and floating on a bag of coconuts in shark infested waters seventy miles to the nearest island. Papillon is the definition of what perseverance, dedication, and insane fearless desperation can achieve.

If Henri "Papillon" Charriere could do it, I can do it.

Woa, calm down there Papillon, that idea's too crazy you'll get yourself killed.

by David Sommerset September 6, 2010