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get a rise out of
get a rise out of somebody
to succeed in annoying someone Ignore him - he's just trying to get a rise out of you.
get a rise out of
Elicit an angry or irritated reaction, as in His teasing always got a rise out of her. This expression alludes to the angler's dropping a fly in a likely spot in the hope that a fish will rise to this bait.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Amram | | AM-ram (English), ahm-RAHM (Hebrew) | Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Hebrew |
| Giacomina | | - | Italian |
| Lally | | LAL-ee | English (Rare) |
| Smith | | [simiθ] | |
| Zdenko | | - | Slovak, Slovene, Croatian |
| Feivel | | - | Yiddish |