PICK ON - To treat someone badly or unfairly, especially by teasing or bullying, PREY ON - take advantage of someone, HAVE IT IN FOR - To persistently try or desire to criticize, cause harm to, or harass someone, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF - To exploit someone or something for one's own purpose, ROPE IN - to force or persuade someone to join a group or become involved in something, SET UP - o make it look like someone is guilty of some crime or wrongdoing, SINGLE OUT - To choose and focus on a single person or thing out of a group of others, GET AT - to find a way to irritate someone, INFLICT ON - o impose something, such as pain, a burden, a problem, etc., on someone or something, HAVE A DOWN ON - To have or express negative or overly critical feelings toward someone or something, SET APART - shows him, her, or it to be different from, and usually better than, others of the same type:, SCARE OFF - To frighten a person or an animal away from a particular place or thing., JERK AROUND - to intentionally cause difficulty for someone, SCARE AWAY - to cause someone or something to leave or to stay away due to fear, SLIP OUT - To leave or become removed from some place gradually, easily, or without being noticed, DO A NUMBER ON - to damage or harm someone or something{, SKIP OUT ON - To abandon or desert someone or something; to leave someone or something without honoring one's commitment or duty., SHUT OUT - To exclude someone from something or to block someone's entrance into some place., CUT OFF - to block or isolate someone or something from some place or something., GANG UP ON - to form into a group and attack someone, LEAN ON - to try to make someone do something; to coerce someone to do something., PUSH AROUND - To harass, bully, or threaten; to give orders in a domineering or forceful manner., PUT DOWN - To insult, mock, belittle, or disparage one, CAST OUT - To forcibly expel or dismiss someone or something., BRUSH ASIDE - To casually, unexpectedly, or brusquely dismiss or ignore someone or something, BUMP UP - o damage or batter someone or something.,

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