Which major dictionary publisher successfully rebranded by changing their product name to align with a more commonly used linguistic term, significantly boosting brand recognition?

Linguistic elements play a crucial role in brand identity and recognition. Companies spend significant resources researching how language affects consumer perception and engagement. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous linguistic rebranding case that demonstrates the power of language in retail product positioning and customer engagement.

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Webster's Dictionary rebranded to 'Merriam-Webster' to emphasize its academic heritage
Oxford English Dictionary rebranded to 'OED' to modernize its image
Macmillan Dictionary rebranded to 'Macmillan Collocations Dictionary' to target language learners
The Linguistics Society Publishing changed 'Dictionary of American Regional English' to 'DARE' for greater market appeal