It depends on the type of battery, and the amount that is ingested. With a normal alkaline battery, symptoms of poisoning include severe pain in the mouth, throat, and stomach, and swelling in the throat leading to difficulty breathing.
stuff your mouth in it and chew and then swallow.
you stuff it in your mouth
If a child puts a battery in there mouth you should remove the battery. As long as the child hasn't bitten the battery open there shouldn't be any reason for concern if the battery is punctured contact your local poison control center.
spit
stuff it in its mouth!
a lot
The white stuff found in a battery is called "battery corrosion" or "battery acid leakage." It is typically a buildup of potassium carbonate or potassium hydroxide, which can leak out from the battery and cause damage if not cleaned up properly.
I think a person can stuff just one.
Putting a battery in your mouth can be dangerous as it can leak harmful chemicals or cause burns if short-circuited by saliva. Additionally, there is a risk of swallowing the battery, which can lead to serious health complications. It is best to keep batteries away from your mouth and handle them safely.
Stuff that is in it like :
put it in your mouth, then chew. k?
stuff it in your mouth.