grillion

It was also the meeting place of Grillion's dining club.

The exception to this is the Grillion type of device.

Not in a grillion, bajillion years.

The club had no premises but met at Grillion's Hotel on Albemarle Street, from which it took its name.

Two grillion, m'lud.

To a cost-conscious consumer, this means that the store is thrifty and that it hasn't spent a grillion dollars on wenge flooring to charm picky Manhattanites.

The Galaxy, then in an era of relative peace, was unprepared, and spent the next 2,000 years fighting the Krikkiters in war that resulted in about two "grillion" casualties.

Richmond was a member of 'The Club' (Johnson's), Nobody's Friends, Grillion's Club, to which he was limner, and the Athenaeum Club, London.

He was a great clubman and belonged to Brooks's, the Athenaeum, the Cosmopolitan, Grillion's, THE CLUB, and the Metaphysical Society.

But he knew that whatever she suggested, he wouldn't be able to refuse, because a girl who looked like this would probably never walk into the Mini-Market ever again, not in a grillion years, and what a dork he would look if he chased her away.

The first fifty years of the Grillion's Club is recorded in the book Grillion's Club: From Its Origin In 1812 To Its Fiftieth Anniversary, written quoting many of the club's records by Sir Philip De Malpas Grey Egerton.