make peace is the meaning of to bury the hatchet.
make peace is the meaning of to bury the hatchet.
what is the meaning of to bury the hatchet?
make peace
burying the hatchet









































bury the hatchet is an american english idiom meaning "to make peace". the phrase is an allusion to the figurative or literal practice of putting away the tomahawk at the cessation of hostilities among or by native americans in the eastern united states, specifically concerning the formation of the iroquois confederacy and in iroquois custom in general. weapons were to be buried or otherwise cached in time of peace.









































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burying the hatchet
bullet::::9. "when you're gone" ("to the faithful departed", november 1996)









































bullet::::- director: karen bellone









































bullet::::10. "promises" ("bury the hatchet", march 1999)









































bullet::::- director: olivier dahan









































bullet::::11. "animal instinct" ("bury the hatchet", july 1999)









































bullet::::- director: olivier dahan









































bullet::::12. "just my imagination" ("bury the hatchet", september 1999)









































bullet::::- director: phil harder









































bullet::::13. "you and me" ("bury the hatchet", march 2000)









































bullet::::- director: maurice linnane









































bullet::::14. "analyse" ("wake up and smell the coffee", september 2001)









































bullet::::- director: keir mcfarlane









































bullet::::15. "time is ticking out" ("wake up and smell the coffee", march 2002)









































bullet::::- director: maurice linnane
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