Idioms linked to “꼭뒤” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering be wet behind the ears Literal translation: “the blood on the back of the head is not dry”
To be far from adulthood, or to be young.
Dictionary example 1
꼭뒤에 피도 안 마른 놈이 벌써부터 담배를 피우다니.
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Writing text꼭뒤에 피도 안 마르다
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Get a knuckle rap on the head Be struck on the head with someone’s knuckles 
have a protruding skull For the front and back of the skull to protrude. 
Be flawed or lowborn Have a flaw or be of low social status 
Shared · 4 begin thinking like an adult A coarse expression for coming to think or judge like an adult. 
Shared · 4 be empty-headed A coarse expression for lacking judgment or insight. 
Shared · 4 Grow up A vulgar expression for coming to think or judge like an adult 
Fight violently Fight with extremely severe blows and beatings 
Shared · 2 Use one's damned head A vulgar expression for using one's mind to devise a solution. 
Attack with all one's strength Charge with all one's strength. 
Shared · 5 be wet behind the ears A coarse expression for being far from adulthood or young. Browse in Hangul order.
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