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You’ll ruffle your feathers
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You’ll ruffle your feathers

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Answer: I'm unsure what answer you want.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is an Idom and it means to make something to cause confusion, agitation, irritation or annoyance in that person.

Example: You purposely gloat about the football team you love defeating the football team your brother loves.

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To annoy, irritate, or upset someone.

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