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The Idiom Daily | English Vocabulary on Instagram: "READ MORE HERE ⤵️ “Rock the boat” - (English idiom) To cause trouble or disrupt a stable situation. ORIGIN: The phrase likely comes from the literal action of making a boat unstable 🚣🌊 by moving too much, used metaphorically. It suggests that causing unnecessary trouble in a stable situation can lead to problems, just as rocking a boat can lead to it tipping over. The term’s modern usage is credited to William Jennings Bryan, a Nebraska Democ