Definition of a bazillion
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Definitions include: "figures". Definitions include: "hundred". Definitions include: acronym for "mother-in-law". Definitions include: zero. Definitions include: a very large number. Definitions include: an extremely large number, used for everyday real-world objects that are unknown and unknowable numbers. Definitions include: "hundred". Definitions include: alternative pronunciation of "hundred." Definitions include: a thousand.
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