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Definition of digest
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Digest
(v. t.) To
distribute
or
arrange
methodically;
to work over and
classify;
to
reduce
to
portions
for ready use or
application;
as, to
digest
the laws, etc..
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Indigestedness
::
Indigestedness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
undigested;
crudeness.
Digestive
::
Digestive
(a.)
Pertaining
to
digestion;
having
the power to cause or
promote
digestion;
as, the
digestive
ferments..
Metabolism
::
Metabolism
(n.) The act or
process,
by which
living
tissues
or cells take up and
convert
into their own
proper
substance
the
nutritive
material
brought
to them by the
blood,
or by which they
transform
their cell
protoplasm
into
simpler
substances,
which are
fitted
either
for
excretion
or for some
special
purpose,
as in the
manufacture
of the
digestive
ferments.
Hence,
metabolism
may be
either
constructive
(anabolism),
or
destructive
(katabolism)..
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.)
Hence:
To bear
comfortably
or
patiently;
to be
reconciled
to; to
brook.
Indigested
::
Indigested
(a.) Not
resolved;
not
regularly
disposed
and
arranged;
not
methodical;
crude;
as, an
indigested
array of
facts..
Intestine
::
Intestine
(a.) That part of the
alimentary
canal
between
the
stomach
and the anus. See
Illust.
of
Digestive
apparatus.
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
appropriate
for
strengthening
and
comfort.
Abomasus
::
Abomasus
(n.) The
fourth
or
digestive
stomach
of a
ruminant,
which leads from the third
stomach
omasum.
See
Ruminantia..
Digerent
::
Digerent
()
Digesting.
Pancreas
::
Pancreas
(n.) The
sweetbread,
a gland
connected
with the
intestine
of
nearly
all
vertebrates.
It is
usually
elongated
and
light-colored,
and its
secretion,
called
the
pancreatic
juice,
is
discharged,
often
together
with the bile, into the upper part of the
intestines,
and is a
powerful
aid in
digestion.
See
Illust.
of
Digestive
apparatus..
Cholera
::
Cholera
(n.) One of
several
diseases
affecting
the
digestive
and
intestinal
tract and more or less
dangerous
to life, esp. the one
commonly
called
Asiatic
cholera..
Insectivorous
::
Insectivorous
(a.)
plants
which have some
special
adaptation
for
catching
and
digesting
insects,
as the
sundew,
Venus's
flytrap,
Sarracenia,
etc..
Income
::
Income
(n.) That which is taken into the body as food; the
ingesta;
--
sometimes
restricted
to the
nutritive,
or
digestible,
portion
of the food. See Food.
Opposed
to
output..
Archenteron
::
Archenteron
(n.) The
primitive
enteron
or
undifferentiated
digestive
sac of a
gastrula
or other
embryo.
See
Illust.
under
Invagination.
Ambreic
::
Ambreic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
ambrein;
-- said of a
certain
acid
produced
by
digesting
ambrein
in
nitric
acid.
Inconcoction
::
Inconcoction
(n.) The state of being
undigested;
unripeness;
immaturity.
Rectum
::
Rectum
(n.) The
terminal
part of the large
intestine;
-- so named
because
supposed
by the old
anatomists
to be
straight.
See
Illust.
under
Digestive.
Digester
::
Digester
(n.) A
strong
closed
vessel,
in which bones or other
substances
may be
subjected,
usually
in water or other
liquid,
to a
temperature
above that of
boiling,
in order to
soften
them..
Recompilement
::
Recompilement
(n.) The act of
recompiling;
new
compilation
or
digest;
as, a
recompilement
of the
laws..
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
distribute
or
arrange
methodically;
to work over and
classify;
to
reduce
to
portions
for ready use or
application;
as, to
digest
the laws, etc..
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