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That sudden feeling of 'ick' when you take a sip of tea but you thought it was going to be Coke. It's not that you dislike tea you just thought it would be Coke. Bill: How was your date?
Bixby: I thought only blondes were that ditzy. Bill: Fight Dissonance, man! It messes with all of us. |
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lack of harmony or agreement Rosa Parks felt dissonance when she was asked to give up her seat on the bus
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a clash between musical notes, not meeting in the correct tone. the dissonance of your guys' guitars is horrbile! you guys suck.
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