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digest
verb
-
digest
,
digesting
,
digests
,
digested
to
break
down
food
in
the
stomach
using
acids
and
enzymes
so
that
the
body
can
absorb
the
nutrients
.
•
Your
stomach
digests
the
food
you
eat
into
energy
.
Your
stomach
digests
the
food
you
eat
into
energy
.
•
It
takes
several
hours
for
the
body
to
digest
a
heavy
meal
.
It
takes
several
hours
for
the
body
to
digest
a
heavy
meal
.
noun
-
digest
,
digesting
,
digests
,
digested
A
short
version
of
a
speech
,
article
,
or
book
that
gives
only
the
main
points
.
•
I
read
the
news
digest
every
morning
to
stay
informed
.
I
read
the
news
digest
every
morning
to
stay
informed
.
•
She
bought
a
digest
of
the
classic
novel
because
it
was
shorter
.
She
bought
a
digest
of
the
classic
novel
because
it
was
shorter
.
From
Middle
English
digest
,
from
Latin
dīgēstus
,
past
participle
of
dīgerō
(“
to
separate
,
divide
,
arrange
,
distribute
”),
from
di-
(“
apart
”)
+
gerō
(“
to
carry
,
bear
,
wage
(
war
)”).
verb
-
digest
,
digesting
,
digests
,
digested
to
think
about
and
fully
understand
new
or
complicated
information
.
•
Take
some
time
to
digest
the
news
before
reacting
.
Take
some
time
to
digest
the
news
before
reacting
.
•
She
needs
a
moment
to
digest
what
the
teacher
said
.
She
needs
a
moment
to
digest
what
the
teacher
said
.
digestive
adjective
-
digest
,
digesting
,
digests
,
digested
relating
to
the
process
of
digesting
food
.
•
The
digestive
system
includes
the
stomach
and
intestines
.
The
digestive
system
includes
the
stomach
and
intestines
.
•
Probiotics
support
a
healthy
digestive
tract
.
Probiotics
support
a
healthy
digestive
tract
.
From
late
Latin
dīgestīvus
,
from
dīgerere
(
'to
digest'
),
from
di-
(
'apart'
)
+
gerere
(
'to
carry'
).
noun
-
digest
,
digesting
,
digests
,
digested
a
plain
wholemeal
biscuit
that
is
slightly
sweet
and
often
eaten
with
tea
.
•
I'll
have
a
cup
of
tea
and
a
digestive
.
I'll
have
a
cup
of
tea
and
a
digestive
.
•
The
kids
love
chocolate
digestives
.
The
kids
love
chocolate
digestives
.
