Wöhler

American

[wur-ler, vur-, vœ-luhr] / ˈwɜr lər, ˈvɜr-, ˈvœ lər /

noun

Friedrich 1800–82, German chemist.

Wöhler British

/ ˈvøːlər /

noun

Friedrich (ˈfriːdrɪç). 1800–82, German chemist, who proved that organic compounds could be synthesized from inorganic compounds

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“We’ve just got to finish,” Wisconsin safety Hunter Wohler said.

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He’s already surpassed previous single season career bests in all three categories, and Wohler could capitalize on Purdue’s mistakes - if they again struggle with turnovers.

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Wisconsin’s defense benefited from the return of Herbig and safety Hunter Wohler.

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Herbig had missed Wisconsin’s 35-24 victory over Purdue two weeks ago with a knee issue, while Wohler hadn’t played since breaking his fibula in the season opener.

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Wohler improved his Big Ten-leading sack total to eight and Wohler had his first career interception.

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