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squillion
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squillion [ˈskwɪljən] Informal
n pl -lions, -lion
(often plural) an extremely large but unspecified number, quantity, or amount
determiner
a.  amounting to a squillion
b.  (as pronoun) there were squillions of them everywhere
Translations
squillion
n (inf) → Myriade f usu pl, → Abermillionen pl; squillions of pounds → Abermillionen Pfund
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