List of Old English Words in the OED/CA

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 * Old English||English
 * Calends n.||First day of any month in the Roman calendar. In OE. a month; also, a season. 3. fig, a prelude 4. Calendar, a record. (Latin loan word )
 * Calf n.||Young of any bovine family. (b) a dolt; occas. meek, harmless person. 2. A small island lying near a larger one; as in the Calf of Man. Adj: Calfish: raw, untrained.
 * Calf-ground n.||Place of birth or early part of life
 * Callow adj.||Bald, without hair, down of youth. 2. inexperienced, unfledged 3. bare, low-lying land
 * Calve vb & n.||Action of glacier losing ice; the ice lost.
 * Cammock n.||The plant Ononsis spinosa, also called Rest-harrow.
 * Camp n.||Combat, martial contest, fight, battle, war. Eg: Camp-ball: an ancient form of football played by large numbers. cf: kemp
 * Camping vb.||Fight, contend in battle, strive, 2. excell, surpass 3. participate in athletics
 * Cample n.||Wordy conflict, wrangle, scold, answer in anger
 * Can n.||Vessel for holding liquids, with a handle over the top. 2. Vessel of tin iron in which fruit, fish, etc are sealed up air tight. 3. Chimney pot
 * Can vb.||The original meaning of the present was 'I have learned'; whence, 'I have known'. 2. To know. 3. To have knowledge. cf canny
 * Candle n.||Stick of hard wax with a wick. You light the wick to give a steady flame that provides light.
 * Candlefly n.|| A moth.
 * Canker n.||Cancer, gangrene, ulcer. Anything that frets, corrodes, corrupts or consumes slowly and secretly
 * Cankeredly adj.||Spiteful, peevish, malignant
 * Cankerfret n.||Eat with cancer; rust
 * Canny adj.||Sagacious, prudent, cautious, skilfully cunning.
 * Cap n.||A head covering, hood, headdress; a top layer. (Latin loan word)
 * Capsheath n.||The top sheath of a shock or stook, also fig.
 * Caresome adj.||Troublesome, burdensome
 * Carf n.||A cut; the cut part of the end of a piece of wood.
 * Carl pref.||Prefix denoting maleness, as in carl-cat, carl-crab. n 2. a man of the common people, particularly a husband-man 3. villian, base fellow 4. niggard, churl. Carlish, Carlishness.
 * Carles-wain n.||(OE.Carles waegn the wain of Carl(Charlemagne) Orig. the wain of Arturus, verbally associated with Arturus. Arthur and Charlemagne are associated in legend.) The asterism comprising the seven bright stars in Ursa Major, known also as The Plough.
 * Carr n. ||A rock; now esp. used of insulated rocks of the Northumbrian & Scottish coasts.
 * Cart n.||A heavy two-wheeled vehicle for carrying loads. 2. A light two-wheeled pleasure vehicle with springs. 3 Loosely, any two or four-wheeled vehicle. Carter.
 * Cart vb.||To convey or carry in or as a cart. 2. to drive or use a cart
 * Cart-bote n.||An allownace of wood by the lord to a tenant for making or repairing carts.
 * Carve vb.||Hew, cut or sculpture (out of stone, ivory or wood). 2. To shape by cutting. 3. Cut up or subdivide.
 * Cat n.||A carnivorous quadruped; a domesticated carnivorous mammal.
 * Cat-hole n.||Den of the wild cat. OE. only. 2. A hole large enough to let a cat through. Fig, any small or cramped lodging.
 * Cawl n.||Basket, creel
 * Cankerfret n.||Eat with cancer; rust
 * Canny adj.||Sagacious, prudent, cautious, skilfully cunning.
 * Cap n.||A head covering, hood, headdress; a top layer. (Latin loan word)
 * Capsheath n.||The top sheath of a shock or stook, also fig.
 * Caresome adj.||Troublesome, burdensome
 * Carf n.||A cut; the cut part of the end of a piece of wood.
 * Carl pref.||Prefix denoting maleness, as in carl-cat, carl-crab. n 2. a man of the common people, particularly a husband-man 3. villian, base fellow 4. niggard, churl. Carlish, Carlishness.
 * Carles-wain n.||(OE.Carles waegn the wain of Carl(Charlemagne) Orig. the wain of Arturus, verbally associated with Arturus. Arthur and Charlemagne are associated in legend.) The asterism comprising the seven bright stars in Ursa Major, known also as The Plough.
 * Carr n. ||A rock; now esp. used of insulated rocks of the Northumbrian & Scottish coasts.
 * Cart n.||A heavy two-wheeled vehicle for carrying loads. 2. A light two-wheeled pleasure vehicle with springs. 3 Loosely, any two or four-wheeled vehicle. Carter.
 * Cart vb.||To convey or carry in or as a cart. 2. to drive or use a cart
 * Cart-bote n.||An allownace of wood by the lord to a tenant for making or repairing carts.
 * Carve vb.||Hew, cut or sculpture (out of stone, ivory or wood). 2. To shape by cutting. 3. Cut up or subdivide.
 * Cat n.||A carnivorous quadruped; a domesticated carnivorous mammal.
 * Cat-hole n.||Den of the wild cat. OE. only. 2. A hole large enough to let a cat through. Fig, any small or cramped lodging.
 * Cawl n.||Basket, creel
 * Carr n. ||A rock; now esp. used of insulated rocks of the Northumbrian & Scottish coasts.
 * Cart n.||A heavy two-wheeled vehicle for carrying loads. 2. A light two-wheeled pleasure vehicle with springs. 3 Loosely, any two or four-wheeled vehicle. Carter.
 * Cart vb.||To convey or carry in or as a cart. 2. to drive or use a cart
 * Cart-bote n.||An allownace of wood by the lord to a tenant for making or repairing carts.
 * Carve vb.||Hew, cut or sculpture (out of stone, ivory or wood). 2. To shape by cutting. 3. Cut up or subdivide.
 * Cat n.||A carnivorous quadruped; a domesticated carnivorous mammal.
 * Cat-hole n.||Den of the wild cat. OE. only. 2. A hole large enough to let a cat through. Fig, any small or cramped lodging.
 * Cawl n.||Basket, creel
 * Carve vb.||Hew, cut or sculpture (out of stone, ivory or wood). 2. To shape by cutting. 3. Cut up or subdivide.
 * Cat n.||A carnivorous quadruped; a domesticated carnivorous mammal.
 * Cat-hole n.||Den of the wild cat. OE. only. 2. A hole large enough to let a cat through. Fig, any small or cramped lodging.
 * Cawl n.||Basket, creel
 * Cat-hole n.||Den of the wild cat. OE. only. 2. A hole large enough to let a cat through. Fig, any small or cramped lodging.
 * Cawl n.||Basket, creel
 * Cawl n.||Basket, creel
 * Cawl n.||Basket, creel