Figurative language Can you figure out the meaning to the following?

Question

1. "He's spending it on clothes like some girl " {simile}
2. "He bit off more than he can chew" {idiom}
3. "Getting married before you were dry behind your ears ."{idiom}

Answer 1

1.) The person being referred to is so into clothes that he looks like a girl that loves fashion.
2.) biting off more than one can chew----accepting plans and responsibilities that one's capacities and skills cannot handle,
3.) getting married at the wrong time, or in an earlier pace...

hope this helps.

Answer 2

Others have the first two okay. But being "wet behind the ears" refers literally to still being wet from amniotic fluid after birth.

Answer 3

(3) Getting married too young?