Which famous dictionary tagline was first introduced in 1936 and became so successful it remained unchanged for over 80 years?

Dictionary publishers have long competed for market share with distinctive branding and memorable taglines. Over decades, certain linguistic products have established themselves as household names through clever marketing campaigns. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in dictionary advertising history when a particular tagline revolutionized how reference books were marketed to consumers and educational institutions alike.

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• Merriam-Webster: "America's Most Trusted Dictionary"
• Oxford: "The Definitive Record of the English Language"
• Webster's: "The Dictionary By Which All Others Are Measured"
• Merriam-Webster: "Webster's New International Dictionary - The Supreme Authority"

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