bury the hatchet, To make peace or settle a disagreement with someone after a period of conflict or tension., drag out, To prolong or extend something unnecessarily, making it last longer than it needs to., add fuel to the fire, To make a bad situation worse by saying or doing something that increases the tension or conflict., Bitch about someone, To complain or criticize someone, often in a way that’s unkind or petty., Get wind of something, To hear about or learn of something, usually a secret or news, by chance or indirectly., Clear the air, To resolve misunderstandings, Keep your nose clean, To stay out of trouble, especially by avoiding bad behavior or illegal activities., Flog the dead horse, To continue discussing or pursuing something that is no longer relevant, useful, or productive., Eat crow, To admit that you were wrong or made a mistake,, Face the music, To accept responsibility for your actions, Fight a losing battle, To try to achieve something that is unlikely to succeed or is too difficult to win., Let sleeping dogs lie, To avoid discussing or bringing up past problems or conflicts that are better left in the past., Grin and bear it, To endure something unpleasant or difficult without complaining, even if it’s uncomfortable., Put your foot down, To assert your authority or firmly make a decision, often in a situation where there’s disagreement or resistance., Read the riot act, To reprimand someone severely.

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