Wizened (OT)

[M.J. Prior]

Kriton: 
> incorrectly associating the word "wizened" with the word "wise". 
me> But there must be an etymological connection, mustn't there?  
me> associating the two is maybe not such a mistake after all. 

"Wizened" means someting like "dried out and wrinkled" and has thus 
nothing to do with "wise". I should have looked it up (which I just did).
It's a word you can easily read over without looking it up in a dictionary, 
as it is mostly used as an epitheton for old men. If incorrect, my wrong 
assumption is at least understandable. Sorry for that.

Michiel Prior.