Also means
ruffled
Usage Note
Arruffato describes hair or feathers that are messy and disordered, as if ruffled by wind or haste; it derives from the verb arruffare, to tangle. It can also describe a confused situation, but in everyday use it most often refers to unkempt hair or a ruffled animal.
Examples
"Aveva i capelli arruffati dal vento."
Natural Translation
His hair was dishevelled by the wind.
Literal Translation
He-had the hair dishevelled by-the wind.
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