indigest
adjective
in·di·gest
¦ində̇¦jest,
-ˌdī¦-,
ə̇nˈdīˌj-
1
archaic : not carefully thought out or arranged
2
archaic : formless
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, immature, from Latin indigestus confused, not arranged, from in- in- entry 1 + digestus, past participle of digerere to digest
- of all things
- of all time
- of any assistance
- of assistance
- of benefit to
- of choice
- of course
- of course not
- of few words
- of help
- of hers
- of his
- of humble origin
- of humble origin(s)
- of humble origins
- of independent means
- of interest
- of its own accord
- of late
- of like mind
- of little avail
- of mature years
- of means
- of mercy
- of mine