Short-billed birds are a group of waterbirds that have short, stubby bills. The most common species of short-billed bird include the CRAKE (5 letters), Snipe (5 letters), PUFFIN (6 letters), AUK (3 letters) and SORA (4 letters). The CRAKE is a small, secretive bird that lives in wetlands and is usually heard rather than seen. The Snipe is a wading bird with a long bill and a distinctive call. The PUFFIN is a seabird with a brightly colored bill and webbed feet. The AUK is a diving bird with a thick, black body and short wings. Lastly, the SORA is a small, brown rail that is found in marshy areas.