up on (one's) ear

1. Angry or frustrated. Primarily heard in US. Please don't get up on your ear, I really didn't mean to upset you.

2. Showing effort. Primarily heard in US. Wow, you really got up on your ear and did a lot of work today!

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Isabelle	ee-za-BEL (French), IZ-ə-bel (English), ee-sah-BEL-lə (Dutch)	French, English, German, Dutch
Clifton	KLIF-tən	English
Vangelija	-	Macedonian
Iolana	-	Hawaiian
Nuh	-	Arabic, Turkish
Gavino	gah-VEE-no	Italian