pul·mo·nate 
(plmə-nāt′, pŭl-)
(plmə-nāt′, pŭl-)adj.
1. Having lungs or lunglike organs.
2. Of or belonging to a large group of gastropods having a cavity in the mantle that is used as a lung for breathing air and including the terrestrial snails and slugs, certain freshwater snails, and some marine species.
n.
A pulmonate gastropod.
[From Latin pulmō, pulmōn-, lung; see PULMONARY.]
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