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zillionaire

zillionaire

7.4
A person, group, or company who has a very large number of followers and possessions
  • noun
  • /ˈzɪljəˌnɛr/
  • Informal
translation icon : millonario
  • The company became a zillionaire in online subscribers within a year.

Examples

  • He owns so many books that he is practically a zillionaire in literature.

  • Many influencers today are considered zillionaires in their own right.

  • After the viral video, she became a zillionaire of followers overnight.

  • He's a real zillionaire when it comes to social media followers.

  • The tech mogul became a social media zillionaire overnight after his app went viral, amassing millions of followers.

  • With her numerous luxury cars and sprawling mansions, she is often referred to as a zillionaire in the celebrity gossip magazines.

  • Thanks to his massive fan base and popular merchandise, the musician is a zillionaire in the world of pop culture.

Synonyms

jillionaire
vszillionaire
  • Informal
1 9.6

A person who is very rich, said as a joke

is used for any very large number of things not only money
megalodon
vszillionaire
  • Informal
1 8.2

A very large and powerful company or group that dominates its field

is about having an extremely large number of items or followers rather than dominance
gazillionaire
vszillionaire
  • Slang
7.6

Having a huge amount of money

is used for any very large number of things not limited to money

Idioms

9.9

In a very expensive way like someone with a lot of money

How Many

zillionaire
  • Informal
7.4
countless
245 2.5
many
9 1.0
several
1.0
a few
1.0
one
1.0

Surface Forms

zillionaire singular
zillionaires plural

Morphology

zillionaire = zillion (transparent) = zillion + aire

The construction conveys 'having or characterized by zillions' and is extendable beyond money (e.g., followers), so the meaning is productively inferable.

Etymology

Zillionaire mixes the playful zillion and the -aire of millionaire, creating the idea of 'a huge number' that you cannot really count. So people also use zillionaire in a funny way for someone or something with an enormous number of followers or things, not only money.