List of Old English Words in the OED/OA

{|border="1" cellpadding=4 cellspacing=0 style="margin: 0 0 1em 1em; background: transparent; border: 1px #cccccc; solid; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%;"
 * Old English||sp||English
 * Oak ||n||Any tree or shrub belonging to the genus Quercus, of the beech family, bearing the acorn as fruit. 2. the hard, durable wood of such a tree, used in making furniture and in construction. 3. the leaves of this tree, especially as worn in a chaplet. 4. anything made of the wood of this tree, as an item of furniture, a door, etc.
 * Oaken ||adj||Made of wood of the oak. 2. of, pertaining to, or forming part of the oak. 3. formed of the oak, leaves, twigs. 4. consisting of oak trees.
 * Oaklungs ||n||Oakwort.
 * Oakum ||n||The coarse part of the flax separated in hackling. 2. tow clippings, trimmings, shreds, loose fibres, thrums.
 * Oakwort ||n||Oaklungs.
 * Oar ||n||A long shaft with a broad blade at one end, used as a lever for rowing or otherwise propelling or steering a boat.   2. something resembling this or having a similar purpose. 3. a person who rows; oarsman.
 * Oar ||vb||To propel with or as if with oars; row. 2. to traverse or make (one's way) by, or as if by, rowing. 2. to row. 3. to move or advance as if by rowing.
 * Oar ||phr||"To put in one's oar": to meddle; interfere: "He put in his oar and was told to mind his own business."
 * Oar ||phr||"To rest on one's oars": to cease to make an effort; relax after exertion; stop working after success or completing a task.
 * Oast ||n||A kiln for drying malt or hops.
 * Oast-house ||n||A building consisting of a kiln for drying hops.
 * Oat ||n||A cereal grass, Avena sativa, cultivated for its edible seed. 2. usually, oats.  ( used with a singular or plural verb ) the seed of this plant, used as a food for humans and animals. 3. any of several plants of the same genus, as the wild oat. 4.  a musical pipe made of an oat straw (archaic).
 * Oat(s) ||phr||"Feel one's oats" -to feel frisky or lively. 2. to be aware of and use one's importance or power. 3. to feel exuberant  4. to feel self-important; conceited.
 * Oat(s) ||phr||"Sow one's wild oats" - to indulge in adventure or promiscuity during youth; to indulge in youthful dissipation.
 * Oat(s) ||phr||"Get one's oats" - to have sexual intercourse
 * Oater ||n||A western film or "horse opera" (oats typical food of horses)
 * Oath ||n||A solemn of formal appeal to God, or to a deity.
 * Oath ||vb||To make or swear an oath. 2. to utter an oath or oaths, to swear.
 * Oath ||phr||"To Take an Oath" - to swear, make or to bind oneself by an oath.
 * Oath-bound ||adj||Bound or true to an oath sworn.
 * Oath-breaker ||n||Somone who breaks an oath.
 * Oathless ||adj||Without an oath or oaths.
 * Oath-worthy ||adj||Worthy of credit on oath; worthy to be sworn before.
 * Oatmeal ||n||A meal ground from oats, used for porridge, oatcakes etc. 2. a cooked breakfast fod made from this. 3. a greysh-fawn colour; a grayish-yellow colour.
 * Oatmeal ||adj||Made with or containing oatmeal
 * Oat(s) ||phr||"Feel one's oats" -to feel frisky or lively. 2. to be aware of and use one's importance or power. 3. to feel exuberant  4. to feel self-important; conceited.
 * Oat(s) ||phr||"Sow one's wild oats" - to indulge in adventure or promiscuity during youth; to indulge in youthful dissipation.
 * Oat(s) ||phr||"Get one's oats" - to have sexual intercourse
 * Oater ||n||A western film or "horse opera" (oats typical food of horses)
 * Oath ||n||A solemn of formal appeal to God, or to a deity.
 * Oath ||vb||To make or swear an oath. 2. to utter an oath or oaths, to swear.
 * Oath ||phr||"To Take an Oath" - to swear, make or to bind oneself by an oath.
 * Oath-bound ||adj||Bound or true to an oath sworn.
 * Oath-breaker ||n||Somone who breaks an oath.
 * Oathless ||adj||Without an oath or oaths.
 * Oath-worthy ||adj||Worthy of credit on oath; worthy to be sworn before.
 * Oatmeal ||n||A meal ground from oats, used for porridge, oatcakes etc. 2. a cooked breakfast fod made from this. 3. a greysh-fawn colour; a grayish-yellow colour.
 * Oatmeal ||adj||Made with or containing oatmeal
 * Oath ||phr||"To Take an Oath" - to swear, make or to bind oneself by an oath.
 * Oath-bound ||adj||Bound or true to an oath sworn.
 * Oath-breaker ||n||Somone who breaks an oath.
 * Oathless ||adj||Without an oath or oaths.
 * Oath-worthy ||adj||Worthy of credit on oath; worthy to be sworn before.
 * Oatmeal ||n||A meal ground from oats, used for porridge, oatcakes etc. 2. a cooked breakfast fod made from this. 3. a greysh-fawn colour; a grayish-yellow colour.
 * Oatmeal ||adj||Made with or containing oatmeal
 * Oath-worthy ||adj||Worthy of credit on oath; worthy to be sworn before.
 * Oatmeal ||n||A meal ground from oats, used for porridge, oatcakes etc. 2. a cooked breakfast fod made from this. 3. a greysh-fawn colour; a grayish-yellow colour.
 * Oatmeal ||adj||Made with or containing oatmeal
 * Oatmeal ||n||A meal ground from oats, used for porridge, oatcakes etc. 2. a cooked breakfast fod made from this. 3. a greysh-fawn colour; a grayish-yellow colour.
 * Oatmeal ||adj||Made with or containing oatmeal
 * Oatmeal ||adj||Made with or containing oatmeal