It is because in Dickensian times they would tie a bandage around the head/mouth of a fresh corpse to keep the mouth shut (stop it coming open) later in history they started stitching the mouth shut after death (the sticking hidden inside mouth and nose).
In Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," Jacob Marley's ghost has a cloth tied around his mouth to symbolize the silence imposed on him as punishment for his past deeds. It also serves to depict his inability to communicate verbally with Ebenezer Scrooge in the afterlife.
I have read 2 seperate theories. 1. States that dentistry around that time period was crude and infection easily set in. The infection would be close to the brain and very capable of causing death. 2. Part of the burial process used during the period to keep the mouth from dropping open during the viewing unexpectedly.
that's just a happenstance, he has that cloth to cover his sharingan eye.
you can find some sand and get some cloth and pee and the cloth with the sand and start sucking @the bottom of the sack of sand don't put you mouth on the sand put your mouth on the cloth with the sand in it and you with be drinking you Owen urine?it taste just like water?
There are no hard and fast rules that say you should use a cloth napkin to wipe your mouth. However, some people believe that is proper etiquette when in upscale environments.
handkerchief ;)
cover your mouth and nose with a tissue/cloth when you sneeze
Seymour Jacob Kreshover has written: 'Environmental variables in oral disease' -- subject(s): Diseases, Mouth
A way you can tape gag someone effectively is my taking a sock or cloth and shove it into your victims mouth and then take a roll of duct tape and you can either take several strips and place it on their mouth or wrap the roll around their head tightly untill they are quiet
Israel Jacob Kligler has written: 'A biochemical study and differentiation of oral bacteria' -- subject(s): Diseases, Microbiology, Mouth, Teeth
If you are unsure,use a clean cloth or tissue or a clean piece of plastic over the victim's mouth.
A gag is a device or material used to prevent someone from speaking or making noise, often in a comedic or theatrical context. It can also refer to a joke or humorous remark intended to entertain or amuse others.
This can refer to babies' nappies (diapers), or to a piece of cloth or paper used to protect one's clothes or wipe one's mouth when eating. It comes from the word "nap", a piece of cloth, and the suffix -kin which means little, and so means a little piece of cloth.