shrunken

All the fluids of the eye escaped leaving it sightless and shrunken, and so it remained ever after.

Had she shrunken since he left her or was he grown so much huskier with the out of door life?

Allow it to remain in this way until it has shrunken sufficiently from the pan, and then lift off the pan.

Pani turned her head mournfully from side to side, and the shrunken lips made no reply.

The man was shrunken, knock-kneed, eccentric in dress and manner, and leaned heavily on his cane.

The cheeks were fallen in, so that, despite the covering of beard, the upper rows of teeth ridged the shrunken flesh.

Old and shrunken he seemed, and his voice was weary and dull.

This was the shrunken, desiccated figure of a man, all its juices extracted and the life gone.

After her came the Professor, looking very small and shrunken.

Shrunken to the dreary platitudes of the gold-standard catechism, babbling of “sound currency” and “intrinsic value.”