squillion

British  

/ ˈskwɪljən /

noun

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

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determiner

1. 1. amounting to a squillion

   2. ( as pronoun )

      there were squillions of them everywhere

Example Sentences

We had one phone in the hall, wirelesses and typewriters; we wrote our essays by hand and we weren’t forever on call, stressed, agitated, panicking and with a squillion, brain-mashing choices to make.

From The Guardian

But the way they threw themselves together and carried themselves, they really looked like a squillion dollars.

From New York Times

The “Breaking Bad” finale, brilliant as it was, feels like a squillion years ago already.

From Washington Post

Will it change body image standards in the face of a squillion contrary images in movies, on TV and in the press?

From Time

And down here on the ground, Mavis came across one of the squillion consequences.

From The Guardian