bijillion
a very huge number, bigger than a million, a billion and the two multiplied together.
the white house cost a bijillion dollars to buy.
pr-nounced (ba-jill-ion). it’s an over exaggeration of a number of things. it’s a combination of million and billion. it is commonly used in a sarcastic way, but can be said in a serious disagreement or conversation without seeming unintelligent.
two girls walked into a very expensive clothes store.
girl 1: “wow, these clothes must all cost a bigillion dollars!”
girl 2: “i know right!”
an exaggeration of alot
chris: omgz! lyke he is such a mysp-ce wh-r-. look!
meg: yeah, nig. he has a bijillion friends he doesnt even talk to.
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