Brazillion

As of July 8th, 2014 also used to be for number 7, the amount of goals scored by Germany against Brazil in the World Cup

Germany scored a Brazillion goals

by St3aksandwich July 9, 2014

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bagillionaire

When the value of a person's wealth get so large it makes no difference. Sometimes characterized as having as much as, or more, money than God.

Rupert Murdoch's recent sale of MySpace for over 500 million dollars only added even more money to this bagillionaire's ridiculous wealth.

by hood4u August 17, 2007

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\ˈbiz-ˈmi(l)-yən\ A very large number. It is incredible how ridiculously huge this number is. The closest possible quantity to infinity without actually being infinity. In other words it is impossible to count to a bizmillion because it is one more than the last number you said but still one number less than infinity. The most passionate form of the word is used to describe affection.

If you added up how many stars there are with how many grains of sand there are and added a Junior Bacon Cheeseburger it would come to around a bizmillion.

Chuck Norris has one bizmillion chin hairs in his beard.

1094256346... That's how many times you can multiply how much like you and it still comes up a couple bizmillion short.

by jippythepirate October 21, 2010

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bajillionize

verb, baj·jill·ion·ized, baj·jill·ioniz·ing.

1. to come together in large numbers; assemble en masse:

2. to bring together in a motley manner, mob, or mass; assemble.

Origin:

1350–1400; Middle English hoods and lesser districts (adj.) < Latin bajillinātus (past participle of bajillionāre, to flock together), equivalent to congregate

"This setup is off the hook, you know bitches will bajillionize the shit outta this place!"

by da_tass August 10, 2014

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