Zillion

Informally, zillion means a very large, indefinite quantity.Cambridge dictionary - zillion It is often used for humor and exaggeration, with variants such as gazillion or bazillion.
Andrew Schilling (the four-year-old creator of zootzootplex) invented sillion ("like zillion, but sillier") and sillyillion ("like sillion, but bigger").A few hefty numbers San Francisco eccentric and protester often writes zillion-like numbers on his signs, such as deskrothullion, cletrostallion, or resgroshillion.
== n-zillion ==
Conway and Guy defined n-zillion to mean \(10^{3n+3}\).The Book of Numbers by J. H. Conway and R. K. Guy In cooperation with Allan Wechsler, the system was extended to xilliyillizillion \(= (10^6x+10^3y+z)\)-zillion, using "n" for x, y, or z lest any of them be zero. For example, a quadrillitrillinillion is \(10^{3\left(10^6\cdot 4+10^3\cdot 3+0\right)+3} = 10^{3\cdot 4,003,000 + 3}\) in the American system. In the system formerly used in the UK, n-zillion would instead be \(10^{6n}\).
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== See also ==
* -illion
* gazillion
* kazillion
* Doug's Zillion
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