When a baby is first born, it is "all wet". As it is cleaned up a bit and gains a few days it is just "wet behind the ears". In either case, neither is qualified to have a full understanding of anything, being "too new to the scene" to actually know what's going on. No one expects such a person to know and understand.
Someone who neither knows, nor understands what is happening around them "is all wet". If they are simply naΓ―ve, they are "wet behind the ears", indicating they have some understanding, like that of a child, yet not enough to fare well when dealing with those who are fully understanding the situation.
"All wet" means that you don't know what you are talking about.
It means you don't know what you're talking about; you are "wet behind the ears" or so naive that you believe things that are not true.
When you say someone is all wet, it means he doesn't know what he's talking about. Equivalent to "he's full of it."
You are wrong.
Answer It doesn't mean anything. You had a wet dream, that's all.
It means that your wet.
moo is actually spelt Mou and means a bit floppy ie. not rigid as we say in britain, a wet flannel
They are easily excitable which can lead to wet pants.
A spoilsport is a killjoy or someone who ruins others pleasure. You could also say they are a 'wet blanket'
It depends on how you market them. If you say your selling wet diapers and someone buys it, it should be legal. If you say your selling diapers you can be sued for false ascertainment and probably some other chargers.
Because there's only one statement that they CAN check!
Mad as a wet hen is a made up phrase which is referring to someone being really angry or upset about something.
Because people are lazy and they can't be bothered to check the amount of stars but to reach a hand out and touch wet paint is not as much effort. :D
Something is glistening means that is wet and shiny or you may say there small drops of water on the surface , its wet , covered with drops and shining.
It means they are new at something, inexperienced, or naive. See the Related Link."Wet behind the ears" is an idiom refering to "being born yesterday" or being infintile in that someone doesn't know anything. So if someone says, "You're still wet behind the ears," they're telling you that you're uneducated.
Sponging could mean to wipe clean with a sponge or wet cloth, or to borrow money off someone (often several times).