(Canada, US, slang) To scold or castigate someone severely.

to climb something / to climb the figurative corporate ladder / to rise within a hierarchical order / to reach higher positions through effort after starting at lower levels or the very bottom

present participle of get someone's Irish up

simple past tense of get someone's Irish up / past participle of get someone's Irish up

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of get someone's Irish up

past participle of get someone's Irish up

To undergo an overnight change, often an unprecipitated one -- used with and

To eat all the food on one's plate

(informal)

past participle of wake up and smell the ashes