Drawn together, shrunk, or shrivelled, by the action of heat, cold, hunger, thirst, disease, etc.

Contracted or shrivelled with heat or cold.

Contracted, wrinkled.

= clung, adj.

Having, distinguished by, or formed into wrinkles, corrugations, or creases; contracted or puckered into small furrows and ridges; corrugated…

Drawn together or contracted so as to have or form wrinkles and to appear as if dried up.

That has become shrunken or shrivelled, esp. by heat. Also figurative. Without construction.

Esp. of fabric, a garment, or the like: drawn or contracted into wrinkles, folds, or creases. Also, of the face, brow, lips, etc.: pursed…

That has become shrunken or shrivelled, esp. by heat. Also figurative. With up. Now rare (English regional (Shropshire) in later use).

Shrivelled, withered, shrunk; huddled up with cold.

Of a thick rounded form, like a bundle or parcel; neatly and compactly framed; tight, compact; in quot. 1722, shrunken, shrivelled.

Of the lips, mouth, etc.: drawn into tight folds or wrinkles; drawn together, puckered. Also with up. Cf. purse, v. 4b.

Of persons or animals, their features, etc.: Shrunken and dried up, thin and shrivelled. †Also of the throat, parched.

= wizen, adj.

= wizened, adj. 2.

Shrivelled, shrunken; stunted; frozen.

= wizened, adj. 2.

Somewhat weazen.

Closed or folded multiple times in a manner resembling a concertina's bellows; wrinkled; collapsed. Also figurative.

Stunted, shrivelled, stumpy.