Is this explain this picture?
The stuff in the mouth show the shape a little on the gag.
Or maybe
The stuff in the mouth create the shape a little over the gag.
Or any other better way to say it?
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Hi! Yes, I think so!
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The bump in the mouth is, perhaps, a gag?
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Oh..., I got it! 'Gag' means the stuff in the mouth!! OK. Thank you, Scott!!
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The shape of a gag can just be seen protruding from the mouth beneath the cloth/mask..
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Thank you! I said 'little' because I felt I need to say that you can't see it clearly because it's covered with the gag.
This is originally asked by someone else, but the person says she has stuff in the mouth, and because of it the mouth area is protruding. "A little" is my interpretation.
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