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Definition of jillion in English: jillioncardinal number ˈdʒɪljənˈdʒɪljən North American informal An extremely large number. Example sentencesExamples - You mean, Britney isn't really worth a jillion dollars?
- Why is he telling us that his jillions of readers have a question?
- But here's the flipside: jillions of relationships do morph from platonic to romantic every day.
- It was very successful and we had jillions of people out there.
- Her decision to leave semi-permanent residence in Japan was an emotional, sentimental time for Joan and her jillions of friends and fans here.
- All the fish have mommies and daddies and grandmas and grandpas all the way back for a jillion years.
- Then maybe I'll make a jillion copies of my fake parking ticket thingies at Office Max and give them away to you people.
- There will be workmen to supervise, a jillion wine glasses and bits of china to organize and store, etc.
- A jillion dollar Nikon or Canon still knows nothing about good light.
- Even with jillions of Shrek 2 DVD's selling, they'll still be smarting from the thud-in-waiting of Father of the Pride and the wiffle-to-be Shark Tale.
- When you compare it to previous wars, the Second World War, the Vietnam War, a jillion other wars, civilian casualties were very low.
- You remember when MTV was new and they played ‘Video Killed The Radio Star’ about a jillion times.
- I really think - and I've told you a jillion times - the women called the last election and the one before that.
- God also gave them a jillion extra gigabytes in their gray-matter computers; for them, thought becomes action before they think to act.
- Hanks plays the part of Chuck Noland, a troubleshooting exec with FedEx, obsessed with all those jillions of packages being delivered at the time promised.
- Josh recently sold his first screenplay for a jillion dollars.
- There's a jillion of them out there, the most well-known of which is John Frieda's.
- In fact, you shy people, there are jillions of people out there to help you, if you just (first step!) find the guts to ask.
- Here on the Front Range, we get jillions of the little guys every spring.
- I will be staying with my family and I have jillions of relatives including many young nieces and nephews.
Origin 1940s: fanciful formation on the pattern of billion and million. Rhymes billion, million, bajillion, modillion, multibillion, multimillion, pillion, septillion, sextillion, squillion, trillion, zillion Definition of jillion in US English: jillioncardinal numberˈjilyənˈdʒɪljən North American informal An extremely large number. Example sentencesExamples - You mean, Britney isn't really worth a jillion dollars?
- There will be workmen to supervise, a jillion wine glasses and bits of china to organize and store, etc.
- All the fish have mommies and daddies and grandmas and grandpas all the way back for a jillion years.
- There's a jillion of them out there, the most well-known of which is John Frieda's.
- Hanks plays the part of Chuck Noland, a troubleshooting exec with FedEx, obsessed with all those jillions of packages being delivered at the time promised.
- I really think - and I've told you a jillion times - the women called the last election and the one before that.
- Even with jillions of Shrek 2 DVD's selling, they'll still be smarting from the thud-in-waiting of Father of the Pride and the wiffle-to-be Shark Tale.
- I will be staying with my family and I have jillions of relatives including many young nieces and nephews.
- When you compare it to previous wars, the Second World War, the Vietnam War, a jillion other wars, civilian casualties were very low.
- Josh recently sold his first screenplay for a jillion dollars.
- But here's the flipside: jillions of relationships do morph from platonic to romantic every day.
- Her decision to leave semi-permanent residence in Japan was an emotional, sentimental time for Joan and her jillions of friends and fans here.
- Why is he telling us that his jillions of readers have a question?
- You remember when MTV was new and they played ‘Video Killed The Radio Star’ about a jillion times.
- Here on the Front Range, we get jillions of the little guys every spring.
- A jillion dollar Nikon or Canon still knows nothing about good light.
- God also gave them a jillion extra gigabytes in their gray-matter computers; for them, thought becomes action before they think to act.
- In fact, you shy people, there are jillions of people out there to help you, if you just (first step!) find the guts to ask.
- It was very successful and we had jillions of people out there.
- Then maybe I'll make a jillion copies of my fake parking ticket thingies at Office Max and give them away to you people.
Origin 1940s: fanciful formation on the pattern of billion and million. |