Definitions:

1. A large wading bird with long legs and a long, downward-curving beak that lives in warm temperate and tropical regions. NOUN
   • The Ibis is a sacred bird in ancient Egyptian mythology, associated with the god Thoth.
2. A type of long-legged wading birds, characterized by their distinctive long, curved bills, which they use to probe the mud and shallow water for food. NOUN
   • The ibis's long, slender bill is perfectly adapted for probing mudflats for insects.

Synonyms:

• egret relative
• heron relative
• stork
• wading bird