When two people agree to stop fighting and not be enemies anymore, you might say, “I hear they ________.”
This question was slightly altered from the 1965–70 question.
| BURIED THE HATCHET | 9 |
| CALLED A TRUCE | 5 |
| KISSED AND MADE UP | 5 |
| SHOOK HANDS AND MADE UP | 5 |
| MADE UP | 4 |
| COME TO AN UNDERSTANDING | 2 |
| CALLED IT QUITS | 1 |
| CAME TO AN AGREEMENT | 1 |
| CAME TO AN UNDERSTANDING | 1 |
| MADE AMENDS | 1 |
| MADE PEACE | 1 |
| MAKE A TRUCE | 1 |
| OFFERED A BROKEN ARROW | 1 |
| OFFERED AN OLIVE BRANCH | 1 |
| SHOOK HANDS | 1 |
| SMOKED THE PEACE PIPE | 1 |
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