as past participle and adj. Digested.

Of a natural product, etc.: that has arrived at a mature or perfect state; fully matured, ready to be used or consumed. In early use esp. of honey…

Of young birds (rarely of the wings): Fit to fly; having the feathers fully developed, fledged.

Digested; subjected to heat; refined or matured by heat: also figurative. (See concoct, v.)

Fitted for use, matured, brought to a state of perfection. Of timber: Dried and hardened by keeping.

Of a material: fully matured or prepared for use; esp. (of timber) thoroughly dried and hardened. Also figurative.

Advanced or brought to ripeness, maturity, or full development. Also as the second element in compounds, as sun-ripened, well-ripened, etc.: see at…

Having a seed or seeds (often of a specified kind or number); (also) bearing seeds, run to seed, matured. Also occasionally figurative.

sometimes in combinations as full-fledged, half-fledged, new-fledged.

seasoned throughout or thoroughly.

Ripened; fully developed or grown to maturity; perfected or completed. Also with modifying word.

Thoroughly or fully matured.

Far on or ahead in any course of development; (hence) progressive, ahead of one's time.

Prepared or brought to perfection by heat; digested; ripened, matured; planned, contrived; fabricated.

Matured, ripe.

Probably: fully matured or ripened. Obsolete. rare.

That has been matured or perfected beforehand, esp. by the action of heat. Cf. digest, v. 8. Obsolete. rare.

so ripe as to be ready to drop from the tree; also figurative.

Developed to a high degree, or in a full and thorough way.

Mature; ripened, softened; made mellow, esp. as the result of age.

= full-fledged adj. at full, adj. n.2adv. compounds 1b.