shrivel

IPA: ʃrˈɪvʌɫ

Examples of "shrivel" in Sentences

The egg in syrup will shrivel up.
Flowers will fade and shrivel soon.
Flowers will fade and shrivel prematurely.
Hot winds can cause the blooms to quickly shrivel.
I imagine that salt shrivels up the germs by osmosis.
As lesions grow, they eventually collapse and shrivel.
Infected seeds tend to shrivel and dry up rather than rot.
As a result, the half grown leaves turn brown, shrivel, and fall.
During summer, these terrestrial orchids shrivel and wither above the ground.
When negative statistics were presented, the arrow would shrink and shrivel up.
We have seen that with porn channels in cable situations where finally they kind of shrivel up a little bit.
The bottom line is that the seed of humanity in each of us can grow more vibrant with love or can shrivel through neglect.
He even used "going forward," a term to shrivel the heart of anyone toiling at a corporation that values meaningless management-talk.
But consider yourself lucky: if I were really to blog about our sex life you KNOW that your testicles would shrivel from the embarassment.
Developers and equipment manufacturers, among others, would have no leverage on price, would see their markets shrink and their profits shrivel.
Okay, why did my brain shrivel to the size and consistency of a pea after two kids and you just had a baby and show no signs of “baby brain” at all.