Reason why it's an ingestible item is that the game physics can make you loose the item on the ground. Considering the item cost, it would be a pain to loose it. It was the less of 2 evils so to speak. If you did not experienced what I'm talking about, try to sleep in the upper part of Helios One tower with the the changes applied ;)
Ingurgitable is definitely not in the English language. The word you're looking for equivilent in English is "inedible." Inedible = not edible. Which means it cannot be eaten.
1. According to this: http://www.dictionary.com/browse/inedible?s=t inedible = adjective, not edible, unfit to be eaten 2. According to this: http://www.dictionary.com/browse/ingurgitate?s=t ingurgitate = verb, to swallow greedily or in great quantity, as food OR to engulf; swallow up They have two completely different meanings. But... According to this: "Dreaming of Cockaigne, Medieval Fantasies of the Perfect Life" by Herman Pleij, page 20 https://cup.columbia.edu/book/dreaming-of-cockaigne/9780231117036 ...the verb "ingurgitate" has the adjective form "ingurgitative" "As early as the tenth century, monastic communities and chapter churches created ingurgitative paradises - often lasting for several days - through celebrations of a rite of inversion known as the Feast of Fools." Quite the nasty verb "ingurgitate".
There is a difference between ingest and ingurgitate. Check a dictionary. There is another difference between "another portable bedroll type mod" and this one. It seems that you didn't understand the purpose of this mod.
Indigestible is not the correct word.That means it cannot be digested. Corn can be eaten but not digested, so that's not the correct word. The word equivalent to Ingurgitable in English would be "Inedible."
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Wish I had this thing then! lol but it was nice weather so...
inedible = adjective, not edible, unfit to be eaten
2. According to this: http://www.dictionary.com/browse/ingurgitate?s=t
ingurgitate = verb, to swallow greedily or in great quantity, as food OR to engulf; swallow up
They have two completely different meanings.
But...
According to this: "Dreaming of Cockaigne, Medieval Fantasies of the Perfect Life" by Herman Pleij, page 20
https://cup.columbia.edu/book/dreaming-of-cockaigne/9780231117036
...the verb "ingurgitate" has the adjective form "ingurgitative"
"As early as the tenth century, monastic communities and chapter churches created ingurgitative paradises - often lasting for several days - through celebrations of a rite of inversion known as the Feast of Fools."
Quite the nasty verb "ingurgitate".
There is another difference between "another portable bedroll type mod" and this one.
It seems that you didn't understand the purpose of this mod.