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And, then of course, there appears a sub-class of words that were originally intended to be applied just to animals but have been extended to denote similar behaviour (sometimes but not necessarily in an insulting sense) in humans. For instance graze to describe the act of eating small amounts regularly rather than several large meals. I suppose even words like growl might fit in this category.
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