get a rise out of someone—(coll.) make a person become annoyed or angry:
- “Tell everyone I’m not Cuban,” said Medwick, hoping to get a rise out of the driver. But none came.
take the rise out of someone—(coll.) embarrass smb. into humility (making him realize that he is not so strong, clever, etc.):
- They were taking the rise out of us and my players won’t forget that embarrassment in a hurry.