ruffle up

Her white hand with its long red nails ruffled up his dark head.

I ran water in my hands and ruffled up my hair.

They ruffled up and yellow points came into them.

It was very cold under the spring moon; I ruffled up my feathers, but still the wind bit hard.

Her black coat ruffled up, sleek fur turning the wrong way.

Eventually Dawn settled down and began 'ruffling up' her feathers.

Yes, falling into the cold water did it, agreed Jo, ruffling up his fur.

A sleek bob means business, but the same cut artlessly ruffled up is more likely to suggest bed.

Almost all of them were sitting; backs against the wall, ruffled up, with hoods pulled down tightly.

Ruffle up the bacon slices and arrange them around the inside edges of the roll.

“I think she’s a very good speaker, and she’s ruffling up everybody.

It was turning about between northwest and northeast yesterday, and could ruffle up the water.

It ruffled up his hair, and fluttered the curtains at the windows, and ran all about the room.

The skin was ruffled up around the edges of the wound, leaving a strip that looked raw and juicy.

I wasn't happy about being ruffled up by the beam, and left untidy and dusty.

They've turned it into a business and they're profiting from it: this gets my Latin ruffles up!

Her fur ruffled up into a ball.

Her head swung away; she continued to look through the fence at the wolves, nose to the wind, short white fur ruffled up on edge.

He had ruffled up his hair between his fingers until it stood up all over his head.

He opened the scoring and "ruffled up" Rio Ferdinand.

The old woman ruffled up.

The K'taris ensign's fur ruffled up suddenly, betraying his uneasiness.

They ruffled up Rio Ferdinand and got the first goal and that set the tone for the game.

As if Kes weren't flushed and her blackened hair weren't ruffled up from wrestling against him a moment ago.