Which major dictionary publisher had to recall its entire first print run in 2012 due to a single definition error that cost over $1 million?

In the world of language publishing, accuracy is paramount. Even the most reputable publishers can make mistakes that lead to expensive consequences. This poll explores one of the most notable product recalls in linguistic publishing history, where a single definition error resulted in significant financial and reputational impacts. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of language, publishing, and product management!

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Oxford University Press for the New Oxford American Dictionary
Merriam-Webster for the Collegiate Dictionary 11th Edition
Collins for the Australian English Dictionary
Cambridge University Press for the English Pronunciation Dictionary