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Ruffle Feathers

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Ruffle Feathers - to upset someone; to annoy someone

• My boss can really ruffle our feathers.
• I do not like it when people ruffle my feathers.
• my brother always ruffles my feathers.
• Do not let anyone ruffle your feathers.
• The people next door are always trying to ruffle feathers with everyone.
• It is so easy to ruffle my feathers today. I am not in a good mood.

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