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morbillion
Person 1: "Have you seen the 2022 action film released by Sony Pictures, 'Morbius'?
Person 2: "I have, what about it?"
Person 1: "It sold a Morbillion tickets"
Person 2: "Morbius"
Person 1: "Morbius"
Person 2: "I have, what about it?"
Person 1: "It sold a Morbillion tickets"
Person 2: "Morbius"
Person 1: "Morbius"
morbillion by Moustache_rekt April 25, 2022
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morbillion
Amount of tickets that the Marvel movie
morbius sold in the box office. If morbius sells 100 tickets it will be a morbillion, if it sells a trillion tickets it will also be a morbillion.
morbius sold in the box office. If morbius sells 100 tickets it will be a morbillion, if it sells a trillion tickets it will also be a morbillion.
morbillion by Yt:Jzbuttermint xl April 14, 2022
morbillion
The biggest finite number ever. Around TREE(TREE(TREE(Rayo's Number))) times bigger than Rayo's Number.
Nolan: Did you know that Rayo's Number is the biggest finite number ever?
Tyler: No. A Morbillion is bigger than Rayo's Number.
Tyler: No. A Morbillion is bigger than Rayo's Number.
morbillion by Silicosis9324 May 3, 2022
morbillion
morbillion by Michael Morbius April 29, 2022
Morbillionaire
Morbillionaire by Vezinald May 9, 2022
Morbillion
1. An amount equal or superior to one trillion.
2. An amount equal or superior to the box office earnings or movie tickets sold for the motion picture Morbius.
2. An amount equal or superior to the box office earnings or movie tickets sold for the motion picture Morbius.
"This movie will be the first to sell a morbillion tickets"
"I'll sell this car for a morbillion dollars"
"I'll sell this car for a morbillion dollars"
Morbillion by omar2203 April 25, 2022
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