bigillion

adj. A non-word, created to express a large number of something.
Combines the words 'big' and 'million'.

Of course I know where it is, Carl, I have driven there a bigillion times.

by Nagem August 30, 2004

billionaire

Greedy hoarder of capital gained by taking advantage of the productive working class.

Billionaires should have assets taxed heavily in order to reduce income inequality and discourage exploitative labor practices. Tax everything over $100m at 100% and send a "you won capitalism" plaque.

by ETRToday July 15, 2021

bajillion

Ten to the power of lots. i.e. 10^(lots)

Jake: I did the math, there's a bajillion ways to make a Mojito.
Alexandra: No way, you integrated it, and everything?
Jake: For real. Ten to the power of lots is what my calculator said.

by EroticusC July 20, 2010

eleventy billion

The biggest number there is; the most; used when something is extreme; used in over-exaggeration

I got stopped at eleventy billion red lights on the way here.

by Jenga650 September 3, 2006

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

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

Bajillion

12980055490033

There are 1 bajillion organisms on this planet and none of them want you.

by Abana October 5, 2023