[
UK
/bæzˈɪliən/
]
NOUN
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a very large indefinite number (usually hyperbole)
there were millions of flies
How To Use bazillion In A Sentence
- And the news business, which once took pride in what it put down for posterity, is all atwitter with tweets and insta-posts by self-appointed experts on a bazillion blogs. Cash for clunker columns
- I wish my heart would stop beating a bazillion times a minute.
- War, of course, besides being bad for children, is also bad for other living things, and one nuclear bunker-buster (especially when followed by a few bazillion more) can ruin your whole biosphere.
- The OED describes a "gazillionaire" as "a person of great wealth," cuing in readers to the fact that there is no actual gazillion number and inviting comparison with the later "bazillionaire. Are You a Bridezilla? Check the OED
- Neely and I have justed watched this a bazillion times in a row and we are killing ourselves laughing. She was doing really good until that one part
- This market is filled with a gazillion vendors selling everything from Charro (cowboy) gear, huarache sandals and sarapes to cheap chinese imports, pirated dvds and sneakers, a full selection of warm climate birds, a bazillion food stands, jewelry and home decor chotchke stalls, all manner of fresh produce and home remedy medicines. Daily Slurp Gallery
- Then the costs soar to 800 bazillion and rising. Times, Sunday Times
- Imagine you were me and you have like a bazillion posts written over a year or more.
- Who is worth more, a bazillionaire or a gazillionaire? Globe and Mail
- I've only repeated this about a bazillion times.