Unit of time often used hyperbolically (3)
I believe the answer is:
eon
(Other definitions for eon that I've seen before include "Huge time period" , "Major division of geological time" , "Age, epoch" , "Era" , "In time, long division" .)
I believe the answer is:
eon
(Other definitions for eon that I've seen before include "Huge time period" , "Major division of geological time" , "Age, epoch" , "Era" , "In time, long division" .)