ruffle|ruffled|ruffles|ruffling in English

verb

[ruf·fle || 'rʌfl]

gather into pleats, crease; muss, dishevel; agitate, disturb; annoy, irritate

Use "ruffle|ruffled|ruffles|ruffling" in a sentence

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3. You shouldn't ruffle so easily.

4. I made the ruffles and everything."

5. Nothing can ruffle her gentle disposition.

6. A breeze ruffled the lake.

7. A cool breeze brushed his face, ruffling his hair.

8. She ruffled his hair affectionately.

9. The wind ruffled my hair.

10. The light wind ruffled the water.

11. Nothing could ruffle his composure.

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14. The bird ruffled its feathers.

15. He's easily ruffled by criticism.

16. He ruffled her hair affectionately.

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19. To pleat or gather ( fabric ) into a ruffle.

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21. The birds ruffled their feathers in alarm.

22. She was obviously ruffled by his question.

23. A camisole can be tricky if it has ruffles.

24. A light wind ruffled the water.

25. The passengerliner laboured in the ruffled sea.