Haha! Fun 🙂 ( are you moonlighting StJohn 😄? )

Sorry - but I don't like it. Garner and Ghana are not homophones. You have three surnames for Jennifers and then a nickname for one so not really a pattern. Buy ting/biting a homophone for cold? Certainly not where I'm from and I live in a very cold country!! Thanks for giving it a go but not for me.

In the UK we talk about a biting wind as a cold piercing wind Stuart. I thought they were all easy enough to get quickly. Garner seems almost spot on for my accent, unless I’m pronouncing Ghana incorrectly 😄

Liked this a lot

5 for quality. 1 for difficulty.
Good fun. Thanks.

Great fun - Thanks for posting

Grate gryd.

Excellent, fun grid. Don’t know what Stuart is on about. Thank you Hillbill

@Fam - Not guilty, or should I say I cannot take credit. Twice shy and all that.

@St John I was only joking really, just seeing if you were out there somewhere 🙂 Sorry for the grief I caused with my request 😳

For once it gave me correct when I wasn`t! It was on the Jennifers when I guessed places in the US!!! NOT complaining,just saying. And I know what `biting` means, Stuart don`t live in London/UK obvs! I didn`t win but I enjoyed! :-)

I live in the UK (Scotland) too and have never heard biting to mean cold. And I don't know of anywhere where Garner sounds like Ghana and there is still no pattern to the Jennifer grouping. Anyway, a few people seem to think I was being insulting with my comment - was just giving my honest take on it.

Maybe coming from Scotland you pronounce your ‘r’s more Stuart, but I say Ghana and garner almost exactly the same. Comically I’m sitting in a room on my own and saying them both out loud.

Stuart & SF7 you're both talking keech and you know it.