Close but no cigar from me

Liked the idea but not some of the ‘definitions’

Dinner does not describe tea by any definition
It can be breakfast - dinner - tea (it was where I come from )
It can be breakfast - lunch - afternoon tea - dinner ( maybe in Harrogate … )
But dinner is never the same thing as or a description of tea.

And Ocean is dubious for sea too.

Would have been good, it’s unusual to get overlaps on grids like this -

but maybe “programming language” and “the A Team’s Mr” would have worked better - other valid options are available !!

For the C group i put "watch" and got a point?! Bud was not a term i was aware of, i kept looking for that group.

I iiked this a lot - and Tea/Dinner works fine for me. Some people call their evening meal dinner- some call it tea No problem with ocean/sea either - we're playing a puzzle not writing a dictionary ;-)

Good grid. The definitions worked for me. I would say dinner for a cooked evening meal and tea for a light evening meal, so worked for me.

And I've heard cannabis called bud too. Though I took the others to be names for cocaine.