Which of these terms was NOT originally created as part of a brand's marketing campaign but was already a standard English word before being adopted by the brand?

Brands often create new words or 'neologisms' that become part of our everyday language. These linguistic innovations can be powerful marketing tools that enhance brand identity and create distinctive positioning in the market. This poll tests your knowledge of famous brand-created words that have transcended their commercial origins to become recognized terms in dictionaries and everyday speech.

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Google (as a verb meaning 'to search the internet')
Kleenex (as a generic term for facial tissues)
Apple (as a name for a technology company)
Photoshop (as a verb meaning 'to digitally alter an image')