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Definition of digestion
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Digestion
(n.)
Generation
of pus;
suppuration.
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Cardialgy
::
Cardialgy
(n.) A
burning
or
gnawing
pain, or
feeling
of
distress,
referred
to the
region
of the
heart,
accompanied
with
cardiac
palpitation;
heartburn.
It is
usually
a
symptom
of
indigestion..
Concoction
::
Concoction
(n.) A
change
in food
produced
by the
organs
of
nutrition;
digestion.
Hemialbumose
::
Hemialbumose
(n.) An
albuminous
substance
formed
in
gastric
digestion,
and by the
action
of
boiling
dilute
acids on
albumin.
It is
readily
convertible
into
hemipeptone.
Called
also
hemialbumin..
Metapeptone
::
Metapeptone
(n.) An
intermediate
product
formed
in the
gastric
digestion
of
albuminous
matter.
Indigestion
::
Indigestion
(n.) Lack of
proper
digestive
action;
a
failure
of the
normal
changes
which food
should
undergo
in the
alimentary
canal;
dyspepsia;
incomplete
or
difficult
digestion.
Disgestion
::
Disgestion
(n.)
Digestion.
Dyspepsy
::
Dyspepsy
() A kind of
indigestion;
a state of the
stomach
in which its
functions
are
disturbed,
without
the
presence
of other
diseases,
or, if
others
are
present,
they are of minor
importance.
Its
symptoms
are loss of
appetite,
nausea,
heartburn,
acrid or fetid
eructations,
a sense of
weight
or
fullness
in the
stomach,
etc..
Stercorarian
::
Stercoranist
(n.) A
nickname
formerly
given to those who held, or were
alleged
to hold, that the
consecrated
elements
in the
eucharist
undergo
the
process
of
digestion
in the body of the
recipient..
Soy
::
Soy (n.) A
Chinese
and
Japanese
liquid
sauce for fish, etc., made by
subjecting
boiled
beans (esp. soja
beans),
or beans and meal, to long
fermentation
and then long
digestion
in salt and
water..
Digestion
::
Digestion
(n.) The
conversion
of food, in the
stomach
and
intestines,
into
soluble
and
diffusible
products,
capable
of being
absorbed
by the
blood..
Digestion
::
Digestion
(n.)
Generation
of pus;
suppuration.
Peptic
::
Peptic
(a.)
Relating
to
digestion;
promoting
digestion;
digestive;
as,
peptic
sauces..
Coction
::
Coction
(n.)
Digestion.
Undergo
::
Undergo
(v. t.) To be
subjected
to; to bear up
against;
to pass
through;
to
endure;
to
suffer;
to
sustain;
as, to
undergo
toil and
fatigue;
to
undergo
pain,
grief,
or
anxiety;
to
undergothe
operation
of
amputation;
food in the
stomach
undergoes
the
process
of
digestion..
Antipeptone
::
Antipeptone
(n.) A
product
of
gastric
and
pancreatic
digestion,
differing
from
hemipeptone
in not being
decomposed
by the
continued
action
of
pancreatic
juice..
Predigestion
::
Predigestion
(n.)
Artificial
digestion
of food for use in
illness
or
impaired
digestion.
Peptic
::
Peptic
(n.) An agent that
promotes
digestion.
Tryptic
::
Tryptic
(a.)
Relating
to
trypsin
or to its
action;
produced
by
trypsin;
as,
trypsin
digestion..
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..
Digesture
::
Digesture
(n.)
Digestion.
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