frillion

frillion or f'rillion (fril yen), adj. - 1. A f***ing trillion. 2. A really big number. 3. A quantity so extraordinary as to be considered obscene.

Also - a number with "a lot of zeros".

I can think of a frillion examples.

by kid d December 26, 2007

Fillionite

A term for fans of the Canadian actor Nathan Fillion who currently stars in the ABC hit TV show Castle as the mystery novelist Richard Castle. Another term would be Fillionaire. Fillion is also known for playing Captain Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds in the sci-fi TV show Firefly and movie Serenity and Captain Hammer in the online web-series Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. Every Fillionite knows how double rainbow Nathan is and will always support him.

Nathan Fillion is my idol therefore I am a Fillionite

by CastleBecks October 30, 2012

cupcake no fillin

To cupcake without any feeling because you talk to a lot of girls.

From the Trunk Boiz song, "Cupcake no fillin"

Cupcake no fillin, i aint got time cause i got a lot of women.

by Spectator October 3, 2007

Filliogasm

The violent and often-times inadvertent sexual pleasure that one experiences after watching a large sum of Nathan Fillion on any given medium (film, television, etc.).

Dude, I just watched some re-runs of Castle and Firefly and I had such a Filliogasm.

by nicovela September 16, 2010

Filling The Gas Tank

Filling the gas tank is when you stick your dick into someone's ass (male or female) and proceed to piss.

Cade: I got laid last night.
Owen: Yeah right, by who?
Cade: Bronwynn let me try Filling the gas tank
Owen: 🅱oi

by Loaf of Beans June 15, 2018

frillionaire

Having so much money, you can't count it, nor would you need to. May imply a blase attitude about the money, or sometimes the lack of intelligence necessary to keep track of it.

"So your friend just went and bought you a new tractor?"

"He won the lottery -- he's a frillionaire."

by Tim Grant February 16, 2007

Filling Up the Stetson

Urinating in an open container while riding in a moving car. The phrase originated in 1835, when settlers riding the Oregon Trail were forced to relieve themselves in a large Stetson hat, to avoid stopping their wagons for fear of Indian attacks.

"Geez Jimmy, would you drive a little smoother? I'm filling up the stetson right now, but since you're driving like a maniac, it's splashing around everywhere."

by Ladderwalker January 27, 2009