Bird throat is a term used to describe the anatomical structures of a bird's throat. The three crossword solutions for the term are STREP (5 letters), AHEM (4 letters), and UVULA (5 letters). Strep is an abbreviation for Streptococcus, a type of bacteria that can cause infections in birds. Ahem is an interjection used to draw attention to oneself, often used when clearing one's throat. UVULA is a small fleshy projection at the back of the throat, which helps to keep food and water out of the airway.