IPA: /ˈpruːni/
KK: /ˈpruːni/
Describing something that looks shriveled or wrinkled, similar to the appearance of dried plums.
After soaking in the pool for too long, my fingers became pruney.
Comparative: prunier
Superlative: pruniest
Pruney is derived from "prune" (from Old French *prune*, meaning dried plum) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by). The word "pruney" describes something that is characterized by the appearance or texture of a prune, often referring to skin that has become wrinkled or shriveled, similar to a dried plum.
Think of a prune, which is a dried plum, and remember that 'pruney' describes something that looks shriveled or wrinkled like a prune.