Which advertising slogan successfully transformed its key word into a recognized verb in major English dictionaries?

Language evolves with culture and technology, and marketing slogans often lead this evolution. Some advertising catchphrases have been so influential they've permanently altered our linguistic landscape, entering dictionaries and everyday speech. This poll tests your knowledge of how brand language has shaped modern linguistics, blurring the line between commercial messaging and natural language development.

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Google's "Don't be evil" (to google = to search online)
Nike's "Just Do It" (to just-do-it = to take immediate action)
Apple's "Think Different" (to think-different = to innovate unconventionally)
Subway's "Eat Fresh" (to eat-fresh = to consume unprocessed foods)