Do you say ‘slow cooker’ or ‘crock pot’ or something else?

Im my last post (We Three Soups) I mentioned slow cookers. It occurred to me that some people call them crock pots, hence the title of this post. Here are some more things that people refer to in different ways:

• trousers, slacks, pants
• soft drink, soda, pop, tonic, Coke
• potluck meal, covered dish meal
• dinner, supper, tea
• pants, underpants, skivvies, knickers, bloomers, drawers, panties
• chick peas, garbonzo beans
• navy beans, northern beans
• Lima beans, butter beans

Most of those are regional differences within the US, but there are also many differences between American English and British English: chips/crisps, fries/chips, trunk/boot, hood/bonnet, truck/lorry, elevator/lift, diaper/napkin, zucchini/courgette, eggplant/aubergine. The list goes on and on.

Can you add any multi-named items to the list for our enlightenment? I can't think of a better thing to do on a cold winter day except long for Spring to arrive.