millioned
/ˈmɪljənd/Now rare. Also as the second element in compounds
adjective
1Numbering a million; (more generally) countless.
2Possessing or involving millions of pounds (dollars, etc.).
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From million + -ed.
- paralipomena
- paralipsis
- paraliturgical
- parallactic
- parallactical
- parallactic angle
- parallactic ellipse
- parallactic inequality
- parallactic instrument
- parallactic motion
- parallax
- parallax error
- parallaxis
- parallax scrolling
- parallel
- parallelable
- parallel action
- parallelarity
- parallel bars
- parallel cousin
- parallel development
- parallel distributed processing
- parallel economy
- parallelepiped
- parallelepipedal