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Birdwatchers can explain the reason for another expression, to "ruffle a person's feathers." you make him angry. When some birds are threatened, the feathers on their back and neck rise up.

They appear rough or ruffled, instead of flat and smooth. It is how a bird says, "Stay away from me."
  


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