Which brand's storytelling was so effective that its name became a generic verb officially recognized by the Oxford English Dictionary in 2006, despite the company actively discouraging this generic usage to protect its trademark?

Brand storytelling has significantly influenced how we communicate and the evolution of language itself. Major dictionary publishers now regularly add brand-related terms to their official lexicons, showcasing how commercial language seeps into everyday speech. This poll tests your knowledge of how certain brands have contributed to linguistic evolution through their marketing narratives and impact on vocabulary.

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Google ("to google" meaning to search for information online)
Xerox ("to xerox" meaning to photocopy a document)
Uber ("to uber" meaning to request on-demand transportation)
Venmo ("to venmo" meaning to digitally transfer money to someone)