katrillion

a disastrously large number.
etymology: combines "Katrina" (a reference to Hurricane Katrina, which devastated New Orleans) with the suffix "-illion" (indicating a large number).

Our new house requires a katrillion things fixed before we can move in.

This renovation is going to cost a katrillion dollars.

by mr.mxyzptlk June 25, 2012

brillionaire

n. An individual with copious amounts of knowledge.

Socrates, in his infinite knowledge was by today's standards, a brillionaire.

by SnazzyFresh October 19, 2009

thousand bajillion

Used to demonstrate such a ridiculous amount of time, you have to define it by a non-existent number.

I waited to have sex with you for like, a thousand bajillion years! That's way more than I ever would have waited for anyone else!

by JJ Sparkles November 21, 2012

fifty bagillion

a number so out of your reach because only awesome people can use it.

"I have fifty bagillion friends"

by that one guy from theory March 23, 2009

Bajillion

One thousand jillion, which is a fictional numerical term used to describe an unusually large number or amount. In other words it is equivalent to a nonexistent number.

There are a bajillion ways to do that.

by Think with your dipstick Jimmy October 2, 2009

bajillion

An infinitesimally large number that is too large for the mind to grasp.

There are like a bajillion stars in the universe.

by Grey_Ice May 25, 2004

bajillion

a dangerously huge amount

Bajillions of kisses heading your way now!
{Go see a doc if the bruises just won't go, my cuppy cuppy cake sweetpie...}

by ermrkiti3131 July 12, 2005