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The idiom 'take up the hatchet' means?

✔ Correct Answer: D. Prepare for or go to war

The correct answer to the question “The idiom 'take up the hatchet' means?” is Prepare for or go to war. This question belongs to Idioms & Phrases in English. Practice the related questions below to master this topic for your FPSC, PPSC and NTS tests.

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