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Quintrillion 

Not to be confused with quintillion. Quintrillion can be calculated as 1 trillion to the fifth power. As a numerical format it can be represented by 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. Or as some calculators will say “1e+60”. This number used in a percentage magnitude is still not quite as large as any kind of variation of pi but is the still larger than the socially common 100% or 110% as some people like to use. It can be argued that this number could be higher or lower than any kind of percentage used in the random spamming of the number keys on any phone, laptop, tablet, game controllers, typewriters, or telegrams.
Person 1: “ I agreed to help my friend with this (thing) again.”
Person 2: “Oh. Fun. Lol.”
Person 1: “Lol right?”
Person 2: “One quintrillion percent.”
Quintrillion by des3 August 6, 2018
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quintillion 

A number, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 or 10^18.
There are a quintillion drops of water in the lake.
quintillion by 5'1"Racer April 29, 2005

quintillian 

Undefinable, but with definition: passing by thing, not best understood verbally. Shimmer. Haze. glaze.
-For the ~=#LoveOfGod#=~ Jon-Jon, can you see it??

-..quintillian..
quintillian by TyrianDee November 11, 2008

Quintillion 

A large number. Comes after quadrillion.
It has 21 zeros
1,00,000,000,000,000,000,000

quint- (“five”) + -illion; ie the fifth power of a million, 10.30.
After Quintillion comes sextillion, then septillion ect.
Quintillion by sharks445 September 25, 2011

Quintillion 

1. A number with 18 zeros behind it.
1,000,000,000,000,000,000-Quintillion
Quintillion by MACHaraina January 21, 2016

Quintillionaire 

n: one whose wealth is estimated at quintillion or quintillions (as of dollars)
hey, that's Quintillionaire.$

Quintillionairedom

n: a world full of quintillionaires
Quintillionairedom, did you see that mansion?$
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