Weller
[wel-er]
- Thomas Huck·le [huhk-uh l] /ˈhʌk əl/, 1915–2008, U.S. physician: Nobel Prize in medicine 1954.
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Contemporary Examples
The savvy forger with Pappy empties to fill might get his hands on some Old Weller and present it as its more illustrious cousin.
“I was blown back in my chair,” a female producer tells Weller.
“I remember distinctly his response when I visited him and presented him with the files,” Weller told The Daily Beast.
Inside Author Ray Bradbury’s FBI File: Was He a Communist Sympathizer?Clark Merrefield
August 28, 2012
Historical Examples
However, as Mr. Weller says: “It wos to be, and—it wos,” or we should have had no story and no laugh.
Pickwickian StudiesPercy Fitzgerald
He was a regular lover, as Mr Weller would say, and no mistake.
He beckoned to Mr. Weller and said in a stern voice: Take the skates off.
Pickwickian Manners and CustomsPercy Fitzgerald
Mr. Pell had the honour of being the legal adviser of Mr. Weller, Senior.
The Law and Lawyers of PickwickFrank Lockwood
He beckoned to Mr. Weller and said in a stern voice, "Take his skates off."
Story Hour Readings: Seventh YearE.C. Hartwell
Weller
(wĕl′ər)Thomas Huckle Born 1915- American microbiologist. He shared a 1954 Nobel Prize for work on the cultivation of the polio virus.
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