withery

English

Etymology

From wither +‎ -y.

Adjective

withery (comparative more withery, superlative most withery)

1. Somewhat withered.
   • 2014, Hugo Valentin Negron, Forging of a Knight: Prison Planet of the Mah-Lahkt, page 335:

     Nestled within was a shriveled forearm, crowned with a withery brown hand.