bugazillion

a large quantity of something, like for instance, bugs!

there was a bugazillion ants in that anthill
there was a bugazillion bees in the beehive!

by noelani March 10, 2006

bazillion

A hell of a lot of said thing, but still a slight over exaggeration as to the actual amount.

I worked like a bazillion hours this week... by a bazillion I mean 20

by mchannah February 7, 2009

Brazillion

A large number, equal to the entire GDP or population of Brazil.

Donald Rumsfeld is giving the president his daily briefing. He concludes by saying: "Yesterday, 3 Brazilian soldiers were killed."

"OH NO!" the President exclaims. "That's terrible!"

His staff sits stunned at this display of emotion, nervously watching as the President sits, head in hands.

Finally, the President looks up and asks, "How many is a brazillion?"

by moraviapils February 1, 2009

Brazillion

In computer programming slang when using hexadecimal arithmetic, a number followed by 7 zero's, typically used to refer to a range of memory addresses. Thus "1 Brazillion", or 10000000 in hexadecimal, equals 268,435,456.

More loosely, any time only the upper digits are given of a hexadecimal address, "brazillion" means the the rest of the 8 digits are zero or are not important.

Does the data memory start at at 8 brazillion or 82 brazillion? (80000000 or 82000000)

by RenSeven December 5, 2009

bazillion

A context-sensitive (CS) number.

A bazillion marbles could be hundreds to thousands.
A bazillion gunshot wounds could be twelve or thirteen.

by Chuckage September 20, 2005

bazillion

More than a million and billion. A figure of speech describing more of "something" than is imaginable.

Tony Robbins made a bazillion dollars because of all the schmucks that attended his lectures.

by megatron5150 April 4, 2005

Bigadillion

A one followed by a bigadillion zeros.
So large a number it sometimes exceeds infinity.
A hyperboly

That lady must way a Bigadillion pounds

by bigbad20 April 8, 2009