To be upon one's good behavior

Definition of To be upon one's good behavior

to be in a state of trial, in which something important depends on propriety of conduct.

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To be out at the heels
To be out of her reckoning
To be out of one's head
To be pleased in
To be pleased to do a thing
To be reported
To be rid of
To be seized of
To be shot of
To be sweet on
To be taken aback
To be taken in the manner
To be tied to a wife's apron strings
To be turned of
To be under a cloud
To be under hatches
To be under the mahogany
To be under way
To be up in
To be up to
-To be upon one's good behavior-
To be upon the bones of
To be upsides with
To be well off
To be with child
To be without rebuke
To be wrapped up in
To bear a hand
To bear a loss
To bear against
To bear away
To bear away the bell
To bear back
To bear date
To bear down
To bear down upon
To bear in hand
To bear in mind
To bear in with
To bear off
To bear one hard

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