bagillion

Much like the more popular Bajillion except spelled with a G. This is the complex and correct word form and is used only by those of extreme intelligence and worth.

Michael loves Catherine a bagillion.

by Michael Manson January 8, 2004

pavilion

To have casual sex in a semi-public place, such as a cricket pavilion.

Rob: Hey mon, y'wanna go to the pavilion with me?

by Hugh hefner 92 May 11, 2010

pillion boy

the younger dude riding pillion on a gay biker's motorcycle.

older gay biker: hey dude, wanna be my pillion boy?

younger dude: yeah sure bro

older gay biker: hold on tight 'n enjoy the ride!

by hornygayskater February 19, 2009

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

Vagillionaire

Something you call somone who has sex with millions of girls.

Dude, you are such a Vagillionaire, i heard you slept with the whole cheer squad, twice!

by Obiiterate July 27, 2010

Picillion

An extremely large number. Coined by Jonathan Bowers, Picillion is based off of the metric prefix "Pico-", meaning one trillionth (i.e. picometer; one trillionth of a meter). Where pico- is analogous to the metric prefixes "Deci-" (Tenth), "Centi-" (Hundredth), and "Milli-" (Thousandth), as used in the terms "Decillion" (Tenth '-illion'), "Centillion" (Hundredth '-illion'), and Millillion/Millinillion (Thousandth 'illion').
Picillion is equal to 10^3⋅10^12+3, or 10^3,000,000,000,000+3. That is one, followed by three trillion and three zeroes.

"If micrillion is the millionth number ending in '-illion', and nanillion is the billionth number ending in '-illion', then what do we call the trillionth number ending in '-illion'?"
"A picillion."

by CreationIsNotTheGreatest September 11, 2022

pavilionaire

One who is at the command of a wealth that is not financial yet chooses to hang out and camp in public places (like the sheltered pavilion in the town park). Usually sustained by unemployment money, these leisurely weekday independents typically have origins in some nice neighborhood. Fiercely aggressive about the correct pronunciation of popular authors, these hipster types often have self styled "religions" or "philosophies" that you probably won't 'get'. Immature with a marked narrow outlook, pavilionaires are somewhat akin to parkrats. All priorities and status are typically trumped by the pursuit of weed or beer.
(CAN BE FOUND IN LARGE NUMBERS AT THE VILLAGE PARK IN TALKEETNA, ALASKA)

A. Those kids are ALWAYS In the park! I wish they'd quit bumming beer and smokes from me.

B. Don't sweat it, they're just a bunch of worthless pavilionaires. We can keep the beer in the truck.

by thebozworth February 5, 2010