wizen

• “Such is the way of the wizen,” he explained, holding up his arms. —  Witch Star.htm
• All of them wore feathered war bonnets and had their faces painted Falling Water himself, a grim, wizen-featured old man, sat in the middle, smoking a tobacco pipe that was shaped like a tomahawk and adorned with coloured beads and feathers. —  Kiddie the Scout
• Mr Dean was old and wizen, but he was unmarried and rich, so Miss Norsham thought it might be worth her while to play Vivien to this clerical Merlin. —  The Bishop's Secret
• Then, at one o'clock next morning, he had hurriedly taken his bag and left for Dijon, where at noon he had been met in the Café de la Rotonde by a little wizen-faced old Frenchwoman in seedy black, who had travelled for two days and nights in order to meet him Together they had walked out on that unfrequented road beyond the Place Darcy, chatting confidentially as they went, the old lady speaking emphatically and with many gesticulations as they walked Truth to tell, this insignificant-looking person was a woman of many secrets. —  The Doctor of Pimlico Being the Disclosure of a Great Crime
• The littlest, wizen-edest, tiniest little old woman as ever I set eyes on. —  Aunt Rachel

Roget's II: The New Thesaurus

Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms