desiccated

His desiccated tissues, I did not think, would much longer support life.

I had to build a new life from the sheer desiccated force of my old one.

He began to swell slowly and to lose the desiccated look.

But what it showed was a desiccated body in a transparent tube.

Every desiccated yet preserved form a ghastly image of life in death.

Rats have become a problem across the desiccated West.

Beyond the next curve there was a desiccated corpse in the path.

He came out with a a a biscuit covered in desiccated coconut.

Right beside the body's desiccated forehead, just where you would expect to find it, lay the great god's Face.

On a return visit they were typical of the desiccated versions that have become the norm.

No time to boil water for a desiccated meal.

Their desiccated carcasses were so light that four men could carry them with ease.

There could be no mistaking the desiccated corpse for anything other than what it was.

He usually woke from such visions with a desiccated mouth, desperate for water.

A desiccated old man, stooped nearly double, answered the door just when she was ready to give up.

The struggle for water in this desiccated part of the world has only increased the dam-building.

The models I am expected to emulate are desiccated copies of youth.

Finally, he got his hand onto something, a desiccated, mummified piece of flesh.

Two desiccated corpses, one of which is a child, dangle from a chain.

Leaves stirred on the temple floor like grey and desiccated skin.

He was soaking up her warmth and vitality like a desiccated tree.

My whole insides feel like a mess of desiccated blotters.

Nice thought, but it sent my desiccated throat into severe spasm.

The rust-red deserts of the center appeared still more desiccated than before.

He'd been slouched against a bin filled with desiccated apples.