wizened

Cecilia also encounters a wizened nun with large cross-shaped scars on the soles of her feet.

The plant had once been glorious but was abandoned in critical condition, with sap-oozing wounds and wizened limbs.

Jeremy Egner of The New York Times wrote that “Stewart’s first night found him grayer — at one point he used his own wizened face as a prop in a joke about the presidential candidates’ ages.

Stewart’s first night back found him grayer — at one point he used his own wizened face as a prop in a joke about the presidential candidates’ ages.

She darted to the nearest staircase, passing more wizened librarians toting armfuls of books, automats leading sullen trainees with detention slips, and people browsing.