A question for Yorkshire men and women. My Yorkshireman character wishes to say that southerners are feeble and less tolerant of the cold. Would he describe them as ‘nesh’? Is that a yorkshire term? WriterThreads

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一小時內	Nicola Hill foreverfairies	It’s definitely a Derbyshire saying and we’re only just over the border.
2 小時內	Arr David damassey1	'Nesh', is a general yorkshire term for those who feel cold no matter how warm it is. Not just for the weak and feeble. You can also refer to yourself as "feeling a bit nesh".
2 小時內	Sandra Handley sandra.handley.9	We say nesh and we're from Lancashire x
2 小時內	Emma Lusby lusbyemma	Never heard that, am Leeds born and bred. Southern softies
2 小時內	Mansion Comedy mansioncomedy	From Derbyshire nesh meant cowardly or someone who would not dare to do something would “nesh out”
3 小時內	Kevin Rudeforth krudeforth	Yorkshire is a big place, different areas talk differently.. where's your Yorkshireman from?
3 小時內	🌸🌻🏳️‍🌈🐈🧶🐠 littlefishswam	I'm from Staffordshire and we definitely say nesh too
3 小時內	elfforeveryday	I’m from Leeds , born n bred. Never heard of nesh , and mithered means bothered . As in , stop mithering me.
3 小時內	elfforeveryday	Oh and yes, deffo southern softies . Or just southern 😀
3 小時內	Dan King dannyridesbikes	I believe it’s a Scottish saying.