1. One who digests or disposes in order; one who digests his food; that which aids digestion or strengthens digestive power; a strong ruetal vessel, with a safety-valve, in which to boil bony substances with a strong heat.

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

• digestor,
• diestok,
• sigester,
• digesterr,
• digetser,
• Digestric,
• ditestor,
• digeestor,
• diggestor,
• digestoor,
• digesture,
• Kadiester,
• dieste,
• iaester,
• epigester,
• dogster,
• giggster,
• digestte,
• digaste,
• Dijestor

• digestion,
• disesteem,
• disgusted,
• diseased,
• digested,
• digestive,
• disgustedly,
• disgust,
• disaster,
• die-cast,
• digest,
• digestible,
• disastrous.

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

The plural of the "digester" can be the "digesters".

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