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Scubillion 

Comes from 'scubus' (pronounced scubas) which comes from school bus.

Scubillion is a large amount of school buses located in one relative area. Also, a large amount of yellow/orange cars located closely together.
Used in the count "The School Bus" game when one is passing by a bus station with many busses visable.

"Look, I found the scubillion!"
or
"Look at that parking lot! It's a scubillion!"
Scubillion by Teal Skater January 11, 2009
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Scullion pour 

When you pour a beer and it's more head than beer
Did you see how Scott poured that beer?

It was a total Scullion pour
Scullion pour by gingerscottmca September 11, 2020

Scrillions 

An unreasonable amount of anything, but mostly pertains to money. Most often used to 'one up' a previously mentioned denomination
Puff Daddies a Scrillion-Aire /
PIMP: "I heard there was millions of people involved"
HOE: "Nope, more like Scrillions"
Scrillions by AJAPTwo December 7, 2003

Schmillion 

An awesome all girl punk rock band from Austin, Texas.
Did you go see Schmillion last night?
Yeah they were incredible!
Schmillion by austinawesome August 26, 2010

scillion 

a number greater than a billion zillion
I wish I had a scillion dollars
scillion by sz0601a March 8, 2011

schmillion 

1. more than alot.
2. a prefix for some words.
1. "he has like a schmillion pairs of those jeans"
2. "i wish i was schmillion-lingual"
schmillion by twotimesfour December 17, 2005

squillion 

A word which can be used to indicate a large amount of some thing. Much larger than a million but smaller than a zillion
I've got a squillion tadpoles in my garden.
There must be a squillion ants in my undies!
squillion by ~*~Ambz~*~ April 18, 2006
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