wizen|wizened|wizening|wizens in English
verb
[wiz·en || 'wɪzn]
wither, wilt; make wither, make wilt
Use "wizen|wizened|wizening|wizens" in a sentence
1. Hard wind and wizen his face.
2. Stinking, wizened old cow!
3. Hard wind and bitter cold wizen his face.
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5. He barely recognized her wizened face and haggard features.
6. She complained of headache, and she looked old and wizened.
7. He had a bony wizened face and an unhealthy pallor.
8. There would be a day when our faces would be wrinkled and wizen .
9. She complained of a headache, and she looked old and wizened.
10. The wizened doctor slowly pressed three fingers against the artery in my wrist.
11. A wizened little man wriggled through the line of soldiers standing guard.
12. In the centre was a small wizened bulb like a tiny onion.
13. That wizened and grotesque little old man is a notorious miser.
14. The day begins as a wizened man a bench in front of his house.
15. The door was opened by a wizened old man clutching a walking stick.
16. His sun - wizened face peeked out from under his dusty, faded, wide - brimmed hat.
17. Babies had been born here, tiny wizened things that could not live ...
18. He was a wizened old man with yellow skin and deep wrinkles.
19. Synonyms for Creased include wrinkled, wrinkly, furrowed, crinkled, crumpled, puckered, crinkly, rumpled, wizened and lined
20. Many were shocked by the wizened appearance of the former leader ( Saddam Hussein ).
21. The voice that came out of the wizened little mouth was loud and quite threatening.
22. His wizened face sprouted the long straggly wisps of a white mandarin mustache and beard.
23. 4 These were not the wizened and eviscerated pharaohs wrapped in yards of dusty gauze that one normally pictures when mummies are mentioned.
24. His face was remarkable: gaunt, wizened and pale, the skin pulled taut across the prominent bones.
25. 25 His wizened face sprouted the long straggly wisps of a white mandarin mustache and beard.