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Definition of gazillion in English: gazillion(also kazillion) cardinal number ɡəˈzɪljənɡəˈzɪljən informal A very large number or quantity (used for emphasis) Example sentencesExamples - I know they get kazillions of entries, because the cartoonists I recently tormented with questions said so.
- Well, in lieu of answering this question a gazillion times individually, let me try to answer it here…
- This gives us a toy model of a deterministic Democritean universe, in which kazillions of bits get flipped in sequence, governed by a fixed physics.
- There are gazillions of different tarot decks, but don't feel lost: it depends on your personal taste.
- It's home to gazillions of yellow-lipped sea kraits, striped, three-foot nasties with flattened tails and sealable nostrils enabling them to swim underwater every night while they feast on eels.
- Do we become more tired, more staid, as we get older because our energy is scattered over a gazillion different presents in a gazillion different realities?
- Since I have gazillions of the old ones, though, I'll have to find a use for them.
- I know, of course, that there are kazillions of young (and married-young couples) who still adore each other so giddily they couldn't even un-hug long enough to write to me.
- Why not do some research, screen some little-known or largely forgotten films (honestly, those are often more intriguing than the ones that took home gazillions at the box office) and tell us something we don't already know?
- Look, if every powerful, semi-obnoxious, egotistical kazillionaire gives much of his kazillions away to charity, the world will be a much better place.
- We've got money to burn and whole industries have grown up around us because there are just gazillions of dollars up for grabs.
- She was odd - is odd - especially when compared with the little flowy-white-dresses-and-pretty-flowers pictures of angels, but hey, she's worth gazillions of them!
- The first thing I would do is to make sure that at least one of the gazillion of phone numbers on our website would reach a real live person.
- Of the gazillion times I've looked at the Bill of Rights, I've not seen the portion that addresses confidentiality of reading interests.
- He says he'll let us know how many gazillions these items will cost us after the November elections.
- There are gazillions of webcams out there, and soon to be millions of cell phones that will support video.
- Next, force people to repay usurious loans to credit card companies that make gazillions off the fine print.
- It's a book that gave me nightmares as a kid, and fired the imaginations of thousands, if not gazillions of children and adults alike.
- There must be a bazillion gazillion of the things.
- You may be the only one you've heard about in your own community, but there are kazillions of you spread all over this country - and you may be surprised to find out they're just as normal as you are.
Synonyms a large amount, a fair amount, a good deal, a great deal, a deal, a great quantity, quantities, an abundance, a wealth, a profusion, plenty, masses
Origin 1970s: fanciful formation on the pattern of billion and million. Definition of gazillion in US English: gazillion(also kazillion) cardinal numberɡəˈzilyənɡəˈzɪljən informal A very large number or quantity (used for emphasis) I'd like to sell gazillions of books Example sentencesExamples - She was odd - is odd - especially when compared with the little flowy-white-dresses-and-pretty-flowers pictures of angels, but hey, she's worth gazillions of them!
- It's home to gazillions of yellow-lipped sea kraits, striped, three-foot nasties with flattened tails and sealable nostrils enabling them to swim underwater every night while they feast on eels.
- There must be a bazillion gazillion of the things.
- There are gazillions of different tarot decks, but don't feel lost: it depends on your personal taste.
- This gives us a toy model of a deterministic Democritean universe, in which kazillions of bits get flipped in sequence, governed by a fixed physics.
- I know, of course, that there are kazillions of young (and married-young couples) who still adore each other so giddily they couldn't even un-hug long enough to write to me.
- Look, if every powerful, semi-obnoxious, egotistical kazillionaire gives much of his kazillions away to charity, the world will be a much better place.
- You may be the only one you've heard about in your own community, but there are kazillions of you spread all over this country - and you may be surprised to find out they're just as normal as you are.
- Of the gazillion times I've looked at the Bill of Rights, I've not seen the portion that addresses confidentiality of reading interests.
- Since I have gazillions of the old ones, though, I'll have to find a use for them.
- Next, force people to repay usurious loans to credit card companies that make gazillions off the fine print.
- I know they get kazillions of entries, because the cartoonists I recently tormented with questions said so.
- Do we become more tired, more staid, as we get older because our energy is scattered over a gazillion different presents in a gazillion different realities?
- He says he'll let us know how many gazillions these items will cost us after the November elections.
- The first thing I would do is to make sure that at least one of the gazillion of phone numbers on our website would reach a real live person.
- Well, in lieu of answering this question a gazillion times individually, let me try to answer it here…
- Why not do some research, screen some little-known or largely forgotten films (honestly, those are often more intriguing than the ones that took home gazillions at the box office) and tell us something we don't already know?
- There are gazillions of webcams out there, and soon to be millions of cell phones that will support video.
- It's a book that gave me nightmares as a kid, and fired the imaginations of thousands, if not gazillions of children and adults alike.
- We've got money to burn and whole industries have grown up around us because there are just gazillions of dollars up for grabs.
Synonyms a large amount, a fair amount, a good deal, a great deal, a deal, a great quantity, quantities, an abundance, a wealth, a profusion, plenty, masses
Origin 1970s: fanciful formation on the pattern of billion and million. |