1. Any preparation which increases the tone of the stomach and aids digestion; an application which ripens an ulcer or wound, or disposes it to suppurate. Digestive salt, the muriate of potash.

2. Promoting digestion; reducing to order; causing maturation in wounds or ulcers; dissolving.

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

• digetsive,
• digestied,
• disgestive,
• dygestive,
• digeste,
• digestve,
• diegestive,
• dugestive,
• digetive,
• digestin,
• cogestive,
• diggestive,
• degestive,
• gigestive,
• sugestive,
• digestuve,
• digestife,
• digstive,
• digesive,
• digestiv

• digestion,
• disgust,
• disaster,
• digester,
• die-cast,
• digestible,
• digest,
• disesteem,
• Digesting,
• disgusting,
• digested,
• diseased,
• disgusted.

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

The plural of the "digestive" can be the "digestives".

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