| 11. | They're not wet behind the ears anymore.
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| 12. | I was still wet behind the ears, but because McDevitt was North Carolina-based, the firm sent me.
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| 13. | I feel like I was born this very morning, probably still a little wet behind the ears.
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| 14. | I was paralyzed at times, I was intimidated by a guy wet behind the ears, " he added.
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| 15. | In the press, Bush is often described as either overly aggressive or as still wet behind the ears.
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| 16. | We were wet behind the ears,
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| 17. | In turn, Kerry portrayed the freshman senator, nine years his junior, as wet behind the ears on foreign policy.
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| 18. | "He started wondering what I was doing, and I asked him if he wasn't still wet behind the ears.
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| 19. | Klammer called Johnson a " nosepicker " _ the closest American idiom would be a kid still wet behind the ears.
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| 20. | "My son is 18, but I can't see putting that into the head of a ninth-grader who's wet behind the ears ."
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