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take up the hatchet
take up the hatchet
To fight, especially in a violent manner. The feud has lasted for so long that neither family remembers why they took up the hatchet against the other.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Clovis | | KLO-vis (English), klo-VEES (French) | Ancient Germanic (Latinized), French |
| Nigellus | | - | English (Archaic) |
| Pakpao | | - | Thai |
| Tenzin | | - | Tibetan, Bhutanese |
| Ottilia | | oot-TEE-lee-ah | Swedish |
| Berardo | | be-RAHR-do | Italian |