shrivelled

IPA: ʃrˈɪvʌɫd

Wrinkled because the volume has reduced while the surface area of the outer layer has remained constant.
Collapsed in size.

Examples of "shrivelled" in Sentences

The word that grabs is "shrivelled" – sums it all up really.
The veno~n in his expression shrivelled the saliva in my mouth.
The rue Soly was like an illness to him; the very word shrivelled his heart.
Never mind, the hash will not die, although it does look kind of shrivelled right now!
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper will today accuse the coalition of having a "shrivelled"
He -- -- "The last word shrivelled on her lips, which puckered into a confused smile at the warning frown of her brother.
If you look at the above picture and then the picture below you can see how the ear has kind of shrivelled a little bit and has a weird shape about it.
His body is preserved below the altar, dressed in his pontifical robes, sparkling with diamonds -- the head reposing on a richly gilded cushion; the face, dead and shrivelled, which is the only part exposed, presents a sad contrast to all this splendour.