Long-billed wading birds are a type of bird that inhabit wetlands and shallow water areas. They have long, slender bills that are adapted for probing in mud and shallow water for food. The four crossword solutions for this term are IBIS (4 letters), Godwit (6 letters), Snipe (5 letters) and Stilt (5 letters). IBIS are a type of wading bird with a long, curved bill and a long neck. Godwits are a type of wading bird with a long, straight bill and long legs. Snipes are a type of wading bird with a long, thin bill and short legs. Stilts are a type of wading bird with long, thin legs and a short bill.