Definition of digestible
: capable of being digested
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Birch is not as digestible as the preferred lichen, but will work in a pinch for the resourceful caribou.
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The most digestible and portable form of carbohydrates is sugar, whether glucose, fructose or sucrose, and for athletes, this sugar frequently is provided through sports drinks.
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His straightforward prose and personal anecdotes make all of it eminently digestible.
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For years, Graves and his staff have given players the day off following the selection show, using those Tuesdays to distill the mountains of information compiled from various sources into a digestible scouting report.
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The first half of the episode frequently jumps back and forth between a few periods in time, establishing a digestible timeline.
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Bananas provide an easily digestible source of carbohydrates, the preferential fuel during exercise.
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The Altered Carbon casting might not have the same idealistic flair as that of Sense8, but could be more digestible across borders while also hitting its target.
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Check out restaurants serving high quality sushi at digestible prices, and izakaya dedicated to local ingredients and single-origin produce.
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First Known Use of digestible
14th century
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Definition of digestible for Students
: possible to digest
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