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Definition of digest
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Digest
(v. t.) To
ripen;
to
mature.
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Redaction
::
Redaction
(n.) The act of
redacting;
work
produced
by
redacting;
a
digest.
Crudity
::
Crudity
(n.) That which is in a crude or
undigested
state;
hence,
superficial,
undigested
views,
not
reduced
to order or
form..
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
appropriate
for
strengthening
and
comfort.
Inconcoction
::
Inconcoction
(n.) The state of being
undigested;
unripeness;
immaturity.
Redact
::
Redact
(v. t.) To
reduce
to form, as
literary
matter;
to
digest
and put in shape
(matter
for
publication);
to
edit..
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
dispose
to
suppurate,
or
generate
healthy
pus, as an ulcer or
wound..
Vegetal
::
Vegetal
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
that class of vital
phenomena,
such as
digestion,
absorption,
assimilation,
secretion,
excretion,
circulation,
generation,
etc., which are
common
to
plants
and
animals,
in
distinction
from
sensation
and
volition,
which are
peculiar
to
animals..
Secretion
::
Secretion
(n.) The act of
secreting;
the
process
by which
material
is
separated
from the blood
through
the
agency
of the cells of the
various
glands
and
elaborated
by the cells into new
substances
so as to form the
various
secretions,
as the
saliva,
bile, and other
digestive
fluids.
The
process
varies
in the
different
glands,
and hence are
formed
the
various
secretions..
Stomach
::
Stomach
(n.) An
enlargement,
or
series
of
enlargements,
in the
anterior
part of the
alimentary
canal,
in which food is
digested;
any
cavity
in which
digestion
takes place in an
animal;
a
digestive
cavity.
See
Digestion,
and
Gastric
juice,
under
Gastric..
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..
Heavy
::
Heavy
(superl.)
Not
agreeable
to, or
suitable
for, the
stomach;
not
easily
digested;
-- said of
food..
Digestive
::
Digestive
(n.) A
substance
which,
when
applied
to a wound or
ulcer,
promotes
suppuration..
Concoct
::
Concoct
(v. t.) To
digest
in the mind; to
devise;
to make up; to
contrive;
to plan; to plot.
Leucin
::
Leucin
(n.) A
white,
crystalline,
nitrogenous
substance
formed
in the
decomposition
of
albuminous
matter
by
pancreatic
digestion,
by the
action
of
boiling
dilute
sulphuric
acid, and by
putrefaction.
It is also found as a
constituent
of
various
tissues
and
organs,
as the
spleen,
pancreas,
etc., and
likewise
in the
vegetable
kingdom.
Chemically
it is to be
considered
as
amido-caproic
acid..
Chylifaction
::
Chylifaction
(n.) The act or
process
by which chyle is
formed
from food in
animal
bodies;
chylification,
-- a
digestive
process..
Tappen
::
Tappen
(n.) An
obstruction,
or
indigestible
mass, found in the
intestine
of bears and other
animals
during
hibernation..
Digester
::
Digester
(n.) One who
digests.
Inconcocted
::
Inconcocted
(a.)
Imperfectly
digested,
matured,
or
ripened..
Decoctible
::
Decoctible
(a.)
Capable
of being
boiled
or
digested.
Concoct
::
Concoct
(v. t.) To
digest;
to
convert
into
nourishment
by the
organs
of
nutrition.
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