Gullets are a type of anatomical structure found in many animals, including humans. The term 'GULLET' is used to refer to the throat or esophagus, which is the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach. Crows, which have five letters, have a GULLET that is used to swallow food. Esophagi, which have eight letters, are the muscular tubes that connect the throat to the stomach and are responsible for pushing food down into the stomach. Maws, which have four letters, are the openings at the end of the esophagus that allow food to enter the stomach. All of these structures are collectively referred to as gullets.