1. ruffling - Noun
2. ruffling - Verb
of Ruffle
Source: Webster's dictionaryAnyone picture Bill ruffling his kids hair and saying “Don’t worry about it kiddo, everybody screws up?” Source: Internet
Pete Davidson reportedly ruffling feathers at SNL due to preferential treatment: ‘The cast isn’t into him’ Source: Internet
At my previous reporting position, I gained a reputation for ruffling a lot of feathers in my dogged pursuit of stories, as I am not afraid to challenge the narratives of governments where things are not lining up. Source: Internet
An albino peacock that caused a flap when it spent days rambling around a village centre next to a busy road has been ruffling feathers once again. Source: Internet
He paused at the bottom, the wind blowing through the brick foyer, ruffling his clothes. Source: Internet
In his play The Hen the indisputable father of Russian contemporary dramatic writing, Nikolai Koljada opens the doors to the wings of a small Siberian theatre where the arrival of a young actress causes the ruffling of many feathers. Source: Internet