bazillion

noun

ba·zil·lion | \ bə-ˈzil-yən \

plural -s

Definition of bazillion

chiefly US, informal

: a huge, unspecified number … it sold about a bazillion records in its first week. —Jancee Dunn and Chris Mundy, Rolling Stone, 23 Dec. 1993 Here is a chart of six garden stalwarts out of the bazillions of possibilities out there in the ornamental horticulture world. —Glenn Morris, Farmer's Almanac, 2010

Other words from bazillion

bazillionth \bə-ˈzil-yən(t)th \ adjective

Then we sit down and I explain to him for the bazillionth time why my philosophy is different from that of other parents. —Spike Gillespie, Parenting, November 1995 I started crying for the bazillionth time that day and stammered, “I've asked my husband to move out.” —V. C. Chickering, Washington Post, 26 Apr. 2009