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• a  capable of being converted into assimilable condition in the alimentary canal

• But he also acknowledged that the notion that YouTube was founded after a dinner "was probably very strengthened by marketing ideas around creating a story that was very digestible.
• Also, they instruct teachers to break up complicated instructions into digestible bits so that kids prone to ADHD learn they can concentrate.
• It was 1976 and they had expected the usual, easily digestible broadcast.

• indigestible

News & Articles

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• Three square "meals" at the Haggerty
  At the Haggerty Museum of Art on the Marquette University campus, which runs a number of shows concurrently, the exhibitions are digestible and varied. You can get your arms around them and really focus and imbibe. At the moment, there are four shows on view, three of which opened together last week and all of which close on July 28.
  June 14, 2013 - OnMilwaukee.com

Quotes

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• James Murphy in Philadelphia Inquirer
  But in the digital booklet to 45:33, Murphy says the for-hire job "appealed to me because it was so anathematic to what you're typically asked to do as an artist: make easily digestible lumps of music."
• Charles Schumer in Wall Street Journal
  I remain especially concerned that, in the Treasury's zeal to make the capital-injection program easily digestible for the banks, we're feeding them a little too much dessert and not making them eat enough of their vegetables,said Sen....
• Fareed Zakaria in Earthtimes
  CNN's global reach is such a powerful tool for understanding a world that is growing ever more interconnected,Zakaria said. "For one hour a week we'll shrink the planet down to a digestible size and get to know the most important people...