1. The process of dissolving aliment in the stomach and preparing it for nourishment; the act of methodizing and reducing to order or maturing a design; the process of maturing an ulcer or wound, and disposing it to generate pus; the operation of exposing bodies to a gentle heat to prepare them for some action on each other, or the slow action of a solvent on any substance; the process of dissolution and preparation of substances for manure, as in compost.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• disistion,
• sggestion,
• domestion,
• sugestion,
• degestion,
• digretion,
• dicection,
• qiestion,
• divistion,
• direstion,
• dicetion,
• dicesion,
• siggestion,
• sigjestion,
• disetion,
• decestion,
• idigestion,
• digesion,
• disgustion,
• disstion

• digestive,
• digestible,
• digest,
• digested,
• disgusting,
• disgustingly,
• die-cast,
• digester,
• disastrous,
• disgust,
• Digesting,
• dissection.

The adverb form of the word "digestion" is "digestively".

The adjective form of the word "digestion" is "digestive".

The plural of the "digestion" can be the "digestions".

The singular of the "digestion" can be the "digestion".