Meanings of very wrinkled in English

A very wrinkled and old woman sat in a big chair.

She had an old and very wrinkled, but honest face, and looked troubled.

They are usually very wrinkled as to trowsers and overcoats.

They drew nigh softly, and bent over the withered, but not even yet very wrinkled face.

But of late, his hair was growing very gray, his brow very wrinkled, his expression very anxious and weary.

She's a woman over five feet high, with a very dark complexion; and very wrinkled and weatherbeaten about the face.

Alnduul turned halfway, so that his back faced neither Caine nor Visser; a very wrinkled Dornaani joined him in his change of facing.

In attendance on the meal was an ancient woman-servant of the family, very wrinkled, but wearing the tantoor or horn on her head.

Her face was very wrinkled, but the wrinkles were so small and fine and near together that they made shadows instead of lines.

He was so old and his face was very wrinkled, so that a smile used so many lines that all gradations were lost.

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, the talkative member or the family is a small woman, very wrinkled, with a stocking cap pulled over her gray hair.

There was much to-do in Louisville over what Mr. Crevolin calls his lucky suit, a brown, very wrinkled cashmere, which he wears when Determine runs.