"What is Bullying?" Crossword Puzzle

Someone who is repeatedly mean to someone else on purpose
The person who is getting bullied
Someone who sees someone being bullied
When a bystander doesn't help when they see someone getting bullied, they are part of the _________.
Bullying is often _____-sided, meaning that the bully intentionally tries to harm the victim.
When people try to influence you to do something you don't want to do
______ is when people are in an argument or disagreement, which is not the same as bullying.
The use of technology (such as texting or social media) to threaten, embarrass, or hurt another person is called _______ bullying.
Shoving, hitting, or throwing things at someone are examples of ________ bullying.
Spreading rumors about someone, purposefully leaving them out of an activity/group, or embarrassing them publicly is called ________ bullying.
Teasing, threatening, and name-calling are all examples of ______ bullying.