English English Dictionary
- to be new at something or somewhere and so lack the necessary experience in English:
1. 
wet behind the ears
From the way the soldier handled the gun, everyone could tell that he was wet behind the ears.
A 40 year old punk still wet behind the ears.
English word "to be new at something or somewhere and so lack the necessary experience"(wet behind the ears) occurs in sets:
on-going phrases / idioms/ sayingsother words beginning with "T"
tiring in Englishtissue in English
to in English
toast in English
today in English
toddler in English
