The term 'Small Gull' refers to three species of seabirds in the Laridae family, namely the TERN (4 letters), MEW (3 letters) and SMEW (4 letters). These birds are found in coastal areas and are known for their small size and distinctive black and white plumage. They feed mainly on fish, crustaceans and insects. The TERN is a medium-sized bird with long wings and a forked tail, while the MEW is a small gull with a short bill and a white head. The SMEW is a small, stocky gull with a black head and white body. All three species are migratory and can be found in Europe, Asia and North America.