Wizen:
°wizened; withered; lean and wrinkled by shrinkage as from age or illness.
°To wither; to become lean and wrinkled by shrinkage as from age or illness.
16 April 2010
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So, what's our choice here, really: 'wizen' or 'early death'? ☠ (Yeah - not much of a choice, really. ☹) ;)
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❀ @yearning4d_sky Happy Birthday Haiku for you: Bright Birthday, Neerja! ~ Find an ocean of blessings ~ But do not wizen! ☺
#haiku4neerja
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"Wizen up!" Somehow that's an obloquy which sounds much more complementary than "Shrivel up & die!"
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The early bird gets the juiciest worms, leaving all of the wizen^ed ones for the late-rising birds.
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To avoid wizen-ing, simply strive to keep your wrinkles plumped up as rolls (you might want to eat lots of rolls).
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I highly suspect that the cause of Max's raunchiness is that his 'member' is actually wizen-ed. ;)
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Perhaps it was wizen-ed? RT @ajeanne @tWordBird Some of the uses for serendipity didn't quite meet the definition and not in a funny way.
I really liked "Wizen up!" That was a good one! :)
ReplyDeleteYah, thanks! :)
ReplyDelete...I need to remember that one for my zinger repertoire, aye?! LOL