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Bury the hatchet To bury the hatchet means to make up and become friends again after an argument. Native American tribes used to bury a tomahawk (a type of hatchet or axe) as a sign of peace after a conflict was over. “You and Harry seem to be getting on better these days.”“Yes. We used to argue all the time, but now we’ve buried the hatchet.”

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Metaphor	Bury the hatchet
Question Meaning	What do you mean?
Meaning	To bury the hatchet means to make up and become friends again after an argument.
Question Explanation	Why does it mean this?
Explanation	Native American tribes used to bury a tomahawk (a type of hatchet or axe) as a sign of peace after a conflict was over.
Question Example	Example
Example	“You and Harry seem to be getting on better these days.” “Yes. We used to argue all the time, but now we’ve buried the hatchet.”

Hatchet Bury Means Make Friends Argument Native American