Which color name was officially added to English language dictionaries most recently, becoming an important consideration for modern brand designers?

Color psychology plays a crucial role in linguistics and brand communication. Different colors trigger specific emotional and cognitive responses across cultures, though these associations can vary significantly. Linguists study how color terminology and perception differ between languages - for example, some languages have only a few basic color terms while others have dozens. In the world of branding, these insights from linguistic color research help companies craft visual identities that communicate effectively across language barriers. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of language, psychology, and marketing!

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Millennial Pink (a pale, dusty pink shade that gained popularity around 2016)
Cerulean (a medium blue color that entered mainstream vocabulary in the early 2000s)
Rose Gold (a metallic pinkish-gold color that became widely recognized in the 2010s)
Chartreuse (a yellowish-green color that gained dictionary status in the 1990s)