A small creek is a body of water that is smaller than a river. It is usually found in a valley or ravine and is often fed by springs or other sources of water. The term 'small creek' can be broken down into four distinct terms: RILL (4 letters), INLET (5 letters), runlet (6 letters), and COVE (4 letters). A RILL is a small stream or brook, an INLET is a narrow body of water leading into a larger body of water, a runlet is a small stream or brook, and a COVE is a sheltered bay or INLET.