pepsinated

English

Etymology

From pepsin +‎ -ated.

Adjective

pepsinated (not comparable)

1. Treated with pepsin.
   • 1891, Leroy Milton Yale, Babyhood: The Mother's Nursery Guide, volume 7, page 25:

     At ten days old we began to give them Bartlett's pepsinated food with milk, and since that time to within a few days I have not attempted to replace it with anything else.

   • 1994, Terry Reksten, The Dunsmuir Saga:

     She kept a supply of pepsinated milk on hand and insisted that he use it to dilute his whiskey.