bazillion

  • 1bazillion — ☆ bazillion [bə zil′yən ] n. 〚arbitrary coinage /span> ZILLION〛 Slang a very large, indefinite number * * * …

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  • 2bazillion — ☆ bazillion [bə zil′yən ] n. [arbitrary coinage < ZILLION] Slang a very large, indefinite number …

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  • 3bazillion — [ba ziljan] n. an indefinite, enormous number. □ Ernie gave me a bazillion good reasons why he shouldn’t do it. □ Next year’s bazillion dollar budget should make things even worse …

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  • 4Bazillion — An exaggeration of a number so large that it could never really be counted to. I would have made it here sooner honey, but there were a bazillion cars on the road and they were all goin really slow …

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  • 5Bazillion — An exaggeration of a number so large that it could never really be counted to. I would have made it here sooner honey, but there were a bazillion cars on the road and they were all goin really slow …

    Dictionary of american slang

  • 6bazillion — n American a very large number or quantity. An alter native form of zillion, squillion and gazil lion. ► There are about a bazillion poems about trees. (Clarissa Explains It All, US TV comedy, 1994) …

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  • 7bazillion — [bə zɪljən] cardinal number informal, chiefly N. Amer. a very large number: a bazillion dollar payout. Origin 1980s: prob. a blend of billion and gazillion …

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  • 8bazillion — n. a vast, enormous, or indefinite amount. I ve got like a bazillion things to do …

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  • 9bazillion — bəˈzilyən noun ( s) Etymology: alteration of zillion : a large indeterminate number • bazillion adjective …

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  • 10bazillion — noun An unspecified large number (of). quotations Syn: bajillion, gazillion, jillion, kajillion, squillion, kabillion, googillion …

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