Hatchet
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 23
(hach'it.) [ From Fr.hacher, an axe.] A small bladed, short-handled axe, used for chopping purposes. -Among the N. American Indians, the H. is the figurative emblem of war and hostility; thus, to take up the hatchet, is a metaphorical term expre ing a declaration of war; to bury the hatchet, a restoration of peace or amity. [s. 442]
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