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katrillion

a disastrously large number.
etymology: combines "Katrina" (a reference to Hurricane Katrina, which devastated New Orleans) with the suffix "-illion" (indicating a large number).
Our new house requires a katrillion things fixed before we can move in.

This renovation is going to cost a katrillion dollars.
katrillion by mr.mxyzptlk June 25, 2012
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Krillion 

Krillion: a word you can use in many ways. like Million, or trillion.
Krillion by Chaeyoung_Fox April 22, 2023
A really large countable number, but so large no normal person would bother to count it.
He crashed into the window which ended up all over the floor in a kapillion pieces.
kapillion by nkt June 24, 2008

krillion 

a whole mess of 'um. the most you can imagine without reaching infinity.
that loser called me a krillion times but i muted his ass.
or "i have a krillion shoes but going to dillards to see what they have"
krillion by pinkandred February 4, 2006

kajillion 

Timmy's back went out a kajillion times last week.
kajillion by me August 26, 2003

Kajillion 

A very large number. Usually an overexxageration.
Loewan: Omg, this test is a kajillion miles long
Molly: No its not, that is an overexaggeration.
Kajillion by Billionaaiire December 12, 2009

Krillion 

The current world's population of humans and krill. The number "krillion" expands every day.
There's only one of me in all the world. I am one in a krillion.
Krillion by anonymous April 26, 2023
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