nesh in German
nesh in German is kälteempfindlich — nesh means soft, delicate, and easily affected.
nesh in German
kälteempfindlich
(now, _, UK, _, dialectal) Delicate; weak; poor-spirited; susceptible to cold weather, harsh conditions etc.
What does "nesh" mean?
- adj Soft, delicate, and easily affected.
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adj (Informal) Easily affected by cold or harsh conditions; timid and weak.
""I wouldn't have locked up Noakes and stolen a car if I'd known you couldn't pick the lock!" "Aye, exactly, you're nesh, so you needed encouragement.""
- adj (Of a material) soft and easily crumbled.
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nesh in a sentence
- "I wouldn't have locked up Noakes and stolen a car if I'd known you couldn't pick the lock!" "Aye, exactly, you're nesh, so you needed encouragement."
- No, tha'd drop down stiff, as dead as a door-knob, wi' thy nesh sides.
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What is "nesh" in German?
"nesh" in German is kälteempfindlich. nesh means: Soft, delicate, and easily affected.
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