predigest
verb
pre·di·gest
ˌprē-dī-ˈjest 
-də-
predigested; predigesting; predigests
1
: to subject to predigestion
2
: to simplify for easy use
predigested classics for children
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predigest
transitive verb
pre·di·gest
ˌprēd-ī-ˈjest, ˌprēd-ə-
: to subject to predigestion
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