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adjective
dialect British(of a person) weak and delicate, in particular in being susceptible to the cold.
‘it was nesh to go to school in a topcoat’- ‘It confirms London's Transport system is on the verge of collapse and people who live in the capital - to use a word they don't understand - are nesh.’
sickly, in poor health, unhealthy, valetudinarian, frail, feeble, weak, weakly, debilitated
Origin
Old English hnesce, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dialect nes ‘soft or foolish’.
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