Gadzillion

The number 50 times a zillion. Derived from professional NBA player, Dan Gadzuric's #50 jersey on the Milwaukee Bucks.

The Bucks have wasted at least a gadzillion dollars this season.

If I only had a gadzillion dollars, I could get up out of this piece!

by daniellepoo February 15, 2009

Gorillion Dollars

The absolute funniest shit EVER seen on the internets. Period.

1:That Gorilla has a briefcase full of money. He must have at least a GORILLION DOLLARS.

2:That old gorillia is a first class junky. I bet he shot a GORRILION DOLLARS into his arm.

by ha that's funny March 31, 2011

Godzillionaire

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by Godzillionaire August 23, 2009

gabrillion

A billion, billion, billion.

Hey Cas, thanks a gabrillion.

by Alwaysmad October 26, 2009

Gollzillionaire

When ones income surpasses all human needs.

Hey John, do you see that guy in that brand new Bugatti, he must be a Gollzillionaire

by DJ Cheeze August 28, 2010

gazillion

1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

I have taken a gazillions dumps at Wal-Mart.

by amerpwr July 2, 2014

googillion

A googillion is an astronomer’s "largest number possible" synonym for everyday real-world objects that are unknown and unknowable. Example, from string theory, how many strings are there in the universe? The answer is a googillion. Although the real answer is a specific number at any given point in time, the number is both an unknown and unknowable largest number.
Since any largest number can become larger simply by adding the number one, all the strings in the universe plus one is also a googillion.
source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, Large numbers

Example, from string theory, how many strings are there in the universe? The answer is a googillion. Although the real answer is a specific number at any given point in time, the number is both an unknown and unknowable largest number.

by steve byrne November 18, 2005