I wonder what 'molded' means.
I met these sentences in a book.
She looked like a raccoon in her wraparound Hollywood shades. She, who had been looking off down the creek, turned her black windows. The 'molded' mouth and nose and cheeks below them were expressionless.
I have absolutely no idea what 'molded' means.
If anyone knows what it means, please help.
Thank you in advance.
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You mould something into shape. You might have some clay and mould a cup from it. You might have some dough and mould it into animal shapes before you bake them into biscuits.
Here the idea is that her soft natural lips are pushed into a false shape and are set; they no longer move.
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