make up
make peace
tangle
have it out
decide
come to terms
compose
cross swords
battle out
come to terms with
interpose
thrash out
at loggerheads
fight out
altercate
argue down
redd
quarrel out
squabble
fratch
settler
unconflict
jar
litigate
iron out
have a bone to pick
alternative dispute resolution
conciliate
contend
skirmish
point of contention
judge
tew
treat
issue
dispute
join battle
arbitrator
get up in someone's face
hammer out
battle
bury the hatchet
war
flite
debate
come to grips with
controvert
temporize
wrangle
brawl
spat
nonconfrontational
argue like a married couple
adjudicate
dissert
encounter
gladiator
run hands
duke it out
quarrel
adjudicator
confront
negotious
dispute resolution
battleground
split the baby
blue
quarrel with
set by the ears
enter the lists
duel
confrontationist
barney
step to
strive
try
fend and prove
polemicize
getup
the feathers fly
contest
conflictful
conciliation
repugn
dispose of
melee
take the bull by the horns
ADR
inter partes
fight
blowout
hassle
bolt

English words for 'To resolve or settle an argument, dispute, conflict, or fight (e.g., with someone).'

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