Indigestion

m-di-jcst'yun, n. want of digestion painful digestion in, not, and Digestion.] Indignant, m-dig'nant, adj affected with anger and disdain, -adv Dldlg'nantly [Lit. ‘considering as unwot thy or ‘improper/ from L. — indignant, antis pr.p. of indign or in, not, dignus, worthy Indignation, in-dig-na's hun, «. the feeling caused by* what is utrworthy or base anger mixed with contempt. [Fr — L, indignatio.] Indignity, in-dig'ni-ti, «. unmerited contemptuous treatment incivility with contempt or insult. [Lit. unworthine , Fr.— L. indign it as mOte; mate; rnODn then. 253 265 IMG:page-265.webp:Page 265 l Indigo Indigo, in'di -go, «. a blue dye obtained from the stalks of the indigo or Indian plant. [Fr —Sp indict'-—L. utdicutn from Itidicus, Indian.]