Treatment of others

A is for Annoy

You annoy someone by bothering them until they are irritated, but not to the point of them being angry.

The flies in the picture are annoying the horse.

MabelAmber / Pixabay License

B is for Bully

Treatment of others, Roles, Labels

A bully is a person who hurts or makes someone feel bad on purpose. The bully might use words or actions, like teasing, threats or violence and will often continue to pick on the same person or people.

Thomas Ricker / CC BY-SA

Photo of a man helping a toddler up some steps

H is for Help

Treatment of others, Verbs

You help someone when you give them what they need. You might help someone with their homework, or help someone build a fort. The man in the picture is helping the toddler climb the stairs.
A similar word to help is assist.

Elvert Barnes / CC BY-SA

S is for Shame

Treatment of others, People feel ...

You feel shame when you know you have done something wrong, and you feel guilty and sad.

Matt Baume / CC BY-SA

S is for Support

Treatment of others, Verbs, List of structures

You support something by holding it up, bearing its weight. If you are supporting a person, you are helping them.
The building in the picture is being supported by the mushroom-shaped structures underneath it.

Shaun Dunmall / CC BY-SA