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How much is gabillion?
Georgia became the 4th state of the original 13 colonies, so a gabillion is equal to 4 billion.
How much money does the head coach of University of Texas earn?
a quaddang gabillion
How much were world series tickets 2010?
17 million gabillion trillion i like babie dogs :)
How many zeros are in the number gabillion?
Lots of them. A gabillion, possibly a variant of gazzillion, means a number so big that it is not possible to comprehend it. People who are comfortable with large numbers are unlikely to use the word. I googled it and got 36,100 hits, so a lot of people are using it. If becomes popular enough, it will eventually be in the dictionaries.
What are sporting disciplines?
A million 1. the torture drill (the name describes the drill) 2. gassers 3. ladders 4. grenades 5. plyometrics 6. poles 7. a million gabillion push-ups 8. circuits 9. snakes 10. circles 11. Russian sqwatt (bend your knees and pretend you are sitting in a chair with out there being a chair) 12. leg lifts 13. hello dollys 14. up downs well actually fourteen killers to be exact.
How many disciplines are there?
A million 1. the torture drill (the name describes the drill) 2. gassers 3. ladders 4. grenades 5. plyometrics 6. poles 7. a million gabillion push-ups 8. circuits 9. snakes 10. circles 11. Russian sqwatt (bend your knees and pretend you are sitting in a chair with out there being a chair) 12. leg lifts 13. hello dollys 14. up downs well actually fourteen killers to be exact.
What does Santa travel in?
there was a guy and his name was santa and he lived in turkey so he traveled by car. but the other santa be not real enough. really you should look up is santa real on answers.comSanta Claus travels by sleigh; not CAR. I mean, be reasonable, how could he fit every child's presents in that one little car from Turkey?
How many words does an intermediate non-native speaker of English have?
Hi,Good question. Here are some interesting numbers based on my limited knowledge. Please note, these numbers are just estimates.Vocabulary CountGrade 1 Student = 1,000+ wordsNormal Person (Graduate) = 5,000 to 6,000+ wordsUniversity Professor = 15,000+ wordsSpelling Bee Winners = 30,000+ (as claimed by them)College Dictionary (Abridged) = 50,000 - 70,000Total Words in English Language = 250,000+ (Growing)Dictionary (Un-abridged) with derivatives = 450,000+Shakespeare used 60,000 wordsThe above claims must be wrong. While English has hundreds of thousands of words, many are obsolete. Scientific words enter the language faster than obsolete ones die. I know a great many words, but surely not all. My guess: maybe 8,000 or 9,000 tops. Personal judgement keeps me from ever using the 2,000 or 3,000 oddballs. My education includes six years of Classics in prep school, four years at no mean college, a year of law school, and grad school at the US's supposedly top university. A working English vocabulary uses the 2,000 commonest words over and over. Shakespeare is our language's acknowledged master. An exact count of all words from works published using Shakespeare's name, totals 17,300-plus, not 60,000! Some of his as yet undiscovered works might yield a few hundred new ones, but doubtful. An English professor at a top university with a word-collecting proclivity might know 11,000 to 14,000 English words--half or more oddball words. Anyone with the basic 2,000 plus 4,000 more in a range of the more everyday specialties can read, hear, write, or speak very broadly. Claims that an accomplished master of English knows 12,000 or even 20,000 words needlessly scare any trying to master English at a higher level. [The imagined professor is an extreme word-collector not a word-user.] Knowing 6,000 words is challenge enough. The estimated extra words I know over 6,000 are just for my personal amusement. People would justifiably either shun me or throw things at me for using those oddities. I urge all to quit hyperventilating like Chicken Little and unthinkingly repeating others' claim. So if I said "The sky is falling!" would you repeat it? If that question still has intuitive appeal, try this instead: "Your retrievable vocabulary needs not over 6,000 words to make you a master of the English language."
