gazillion

American  

[guh-zil-yuhn] / gəˈzɪl yən /

noun

Informal.

1. an extremely large, indeterminate number.

---

gazillion British  

/ ɡəˈzɪljən /

noun

1. (often pl) an extremely large but unspecified number, quantity, or amount

   gazillions of people turned up

---

determiner

1. 1. amounting to a gazillion

      a gazillion types to choose from

   2. ( as pronoun )

      I found a gazillion under the sink

Etymology

Origin of gazillion

First recorded in 1915–20; ga-, variant of ka- + zillion

Example Sentences

Imagine if the Dodgers hadn’t scored a gazillion runs.

From Los Angeles Times

Nowadays, a gazillion podcasts sell powders and capsules promising to optimize your pump.

From Salon

Instead, Barkley again ran roughshod over the porous Rams defense for another gazillion.

From Los Angeles Times

A gazillion video replays have chillingly shown it a gazillion times.

From Los Angeles Times

She added: “The Lord is telling me it’s time to slow down. I’ve been running my whole life. The Lord is telling me, ‘You’ve planted a gazillion roses.

From Los Angeles Times