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gabillion 

A number so immense that it cannot be comprehended with the human mind. So large that the word large doesn't begin to describe it. (Neither does huge, or gigantic. fyi)
No I won't lend you any more money from crack, you already owe me like a gabillion dollars.
gabillion by Senor Sabado April 7, 2005

gigazillion 

"What brilliant economy of explanatory causes, compared with all those gigazillions of independent electrons all just happening to be the same!" - Richard Dawkins, "The God Delusion"
gigazillion by Adam Henderson December 14, 2008

Gigaballin 

Using up your phone data in excess, because you're a baller.
I don't give a fuck how big this file is. I'm gigaballin.
Gigaballin by Bucklechow May 9, 2014

Gabillionaire 

Person who uses a countless number of fake words in common speech.
That man had so much money that he was a gabillionaire.
Gabillionaire by ReReReRe March 19, 2009

gabillion 

The amount of frivolous government spending of my hard-earned tax dollars.
Congress passed a gabillion dollar budget for 2005.
gabillion by Not-gonna-tellya April 22, 2005

Gabillionaire 

Function: noun

Date: coined early twenty-first century

1. A person whose estimations of worth include pseudo-numbers, often with mix-and-match prefixes and suffixes.
<ka-million, qua-trillion, ga-zillion, etc.> If a person uses this word to describe a wealthy individual, they are themselves, in fact, the true "gabillionaire".


2. One whose assets exceed the nonsensical amount of "gabillion". A rare breed, to be sure.
1. "It's ok, I have a bazillion of these at home. Take some." -person

"You must be able to afford them because you're a gabillionaire." -other person *chuckles knowingly*



2. The gabillionaire's home was hard to find, given that their party had no idea what it looked like; the proprietor had described the value his estate in terms that cannot be represented in standard bank accounts.
Gabillionaire by calubflower April 1, 2009