List of Old English Words in the OED/AF

Old English	sp	English
Afar	adv	From far; far, at or a distance, as John saw the place afar. 2. at, to, or from a great distance; far away
Afar	phr	"From Afar" - at a great distance.
Afare	vb	To depart
Afear	vb	To frighten.
Afear	adv	In fear.
Afeard	adj	Afraid; struck with fear.
Afeed	vb	To feed, nourish.
Afell	vb	Strike down, fell, lay low
Afield	adv	On or to the field, abroad.
Afield	phr	"Far Afield" - in the field.
A'fellowship	vb	Fellow (late OE.) - to be in fellowship, to accompany.
A'ferrom	adv	From afar, afar, afar off.
Afford	vb	To further accomplish; afford. 2. to manage (do). 3. with 'can' - to have the means to be able. 4. without 'can' - to give of what one has; afford. 5. of things; to be capable of yielding; yield naturally or affording.
Afford	phr	"Can't afford to" - not in a favorable position to; daren't.
Affright	vb	Frighten, terrify
Affriended	ppl	Made friends.
Affright	n	The action of causing terror. 2. the state of terror.
Affright	vb	To frighten terrify.
Affrighted	adj	Struck with fear, alarmed.
Affrighted	adv	In an affeared manner, with fright or alarm
Affrightedly	adv	In a fearful manner.
Affrightful	adj	Full of terror; alarmed, frull of fear, timid. 2. alarming, exciting, shocking, deadful, revolting.
Affrightfully	adv	In terrifying or alarming way or manner.
Affrighting	adj	Frightful, terrifying.
Afgod	vb	Idol, false god,
Afgodness	n	Idolatry
Afield	adv	On or in the field, esp. of labour or battle (war). 3. to or into the field. 4. away from home. ('to go further afield')
Afield	phr	"To Go Further Afield" - to travel afar, overseas, abroad.
A'fingered	adj	Afflicted with hunger, famished, very hungry.
Afire	vb	To be on fire; or in a state of burning.
Afire	adv	On or in fire; burning. 2. fig. burning with passion, emotion etc.
A'flee	vb	To run away, escape, run away.
Afleme	vb	to drive away, expel, eject.
Aflicker	adv	In a flickering state.
A'flight	vb	To put to flight.
Afoam	adv	In a state of foam.
Afloat	adv	Also adj. 2. in a floating condition, afloat as opposed to aground. 2. at sea opp. to on shore. 3. OE - buoyed up in the air. 4. in a state of overflow or submersion. 5. fig. unembarrassed; having one head above water. 6. adrift; afloat. 7. in full swing. 8. in commerce and currency free ad subject to market fluctuation; afloat.
Afloat	phr	"To Stay Afloat" - to remain solvent.
A'flow	adj	Floating, flowing, drifting. 2. (fig.) - in progress.
Afond	vb	To try, make a trail of, put to the test, find out by experiment. 2. to attempt, to try.
Afong	vb	(Afang)- to take by force or authority. 2. to sieze, apprehend; afong. 3. to take what is offered, to accept. 4. to recieve (a person); to welcome. 5. to recieve, get, come into possession; afong. 6. to be in possession. 7. to get offspring; to conceive; afong.
Afoot	adv	On foot, on or by one's own feet. 2. astir, moving, on the move; in active existence or operation.
Afoot	prp	Of place: befor. 2. in OE. (rank) - in precedence.
Afoot	conj	Sooner than.
Afoot	phr	"There's Something Afoot" - planned (secretly)
Afore	adv	Before, prior to, previously.
Afore	pfx	Before, previously.
Aforegiven	adv	Given before, prior to or previously.
Aforegoing	adv	Gone before or prior to.
Aforehand	adj	Beforehand in condition; forehanded.
Aforehand	adv	Beforehand, in advance, in anticipation.
Aforenamed	adj	Named earlier in a document; aforementioned.
Aforeness	n	Preexistence; the state of being before.
Aforesaid	adj	Of a previously stated list, the entry of the list items, usu. the first in two or three-mentioned list items. 3. above-mentioned; aforementioned, aforesaid; mentioned.
Aforespoken	adv	Spoken after the initail event or happening.
Aforethought	n	Premeditated, planned ahead of time; thinking beforehand. 2. fore, fore-thought, thought.
Aforetime	adv	Of old time or in a time past; in days of old, in a former time, though before, formerly, auld lang syne.
Aforetold	adv	Told or spoken afterwards; foretold.
Aforeward	adv	First in rank, in front.
Afornens	prp	Against opposite. 2. fig. before, in the presence of. 3. with regard to, in respect of, as concerns,
Afornens	adv	Over against, opposite.
Aforn-ons	adv	In front.
Afresh	adv	Anew, freshly, with a fresh commencement.
Afrith	vb	To make peace.
Afrought	adj	Affrighted, timid, frightened (in mind).
Aft	prp	Behind, in rear, hind, stern of position. 2. in or near the hind part or stern of a ship or aircraft. 3. earlier (of time)
Aft	phr	"Fore and Aft" - from stern to stern, lengthwise.
Aft	phr	"Aft Meal" - an extra meal; a meal taken after and in addition to the ordinary meals.
After	conj	Signifies that the action of the clause it starts take place before the action of the other clause.
After	adv	The second of two; next; later. 2. of place: nearer the rear, more aft. 3. of time: earlier. 4. behind; later in time; following.
After	prp	Subsequently to; following in time; later than. 2. behind. 3. in pursuit of, seeking. 4.iIn allusion to, in imitation of; following or referencing. 5.next in importance or rank. 6. as a result of. 7 in spite of. 8. according to an author or text. 9. denoting the aim or object; concerning; in relation to. 10. (obsolete) According to the direction and influence of; in proportion to; befitting
After	adj	Later, second of two, next, following, subsequent. 2. at or towards the stern of a ship.
After	phr	"After All" - in spite of everything. 2. anyway or in any case. 3. in the end, however.
After	phr	"After Dark' - after night has fallen ; at dark.
After	phr	"After Me the Flood" - used to imply total indifference to what might happen after one has died ("apres moi le deluge")
After	phr	"After One's Own Beat" - having the same opinions, feelings, behaviour as oneself.
After	phr	"After One's Own Heart" - sharing one's taste or views.
After	phr	"After You" - a formula used in offering precedence.
After	phr	"Be After Somebody" - pursue, want to catch.
After	phr	"Be After Something" - desire, want to obtain.
Afterbeat	n	A secondary, weaker half of a musical beat; a forebeat.
Afterbirth	n	The secundine of the placenta which is expelled from the womb after birth. 2. birth after the death of the father. 3. late-born or afterbirth children.
Afterbite	n	Something that linger after it is bitten, especialy a flavour, an aftertaste. 2. that which returns with a memory, usually one which is bitter or painful.
Afterbody	n	The after part of a vehicle. 2. a companion body that trails a satellite or space craft. 3. section or piece of launch rocket or spacecraft.
Afterborn	adj	Born after the father's death.
Afterbrain	n	The posterior lobe of cerebellum.
Afterburn	n	The burning of further calories after the end of a stint of vigorous exercise; afterburn. 2. in sociology, afterburn is the practice of criticizing a person after they have left, or stopped contribution to the conversation.
Afterburner	n	A device in a turbojet engine which injects fuel in to the exhaust system to increase the thrust.
Afterburning	n	The process of injecting of fuel into an engine to increase the thrust.
Afterburthen	vb	To burden with.
Aftercare	n	The care of a patient during recovery after an operation or after hospitalization.
Aftercome	n	A subsequent result, consequence; something that comes after.
Aftercomer	n	Successor
Aftercoming	adj	A following state, sequel, consequence or result. 2. an aftercome.
After-cooler	n	A radiator designed to reduce the temperature of the fuel mixture in the supercharging system of a jet aircraft.
Aftercooling	n	The cooling of gas subsequent to compression. 2. the cooling of a nuclear reactor after it has been shut down.
Afterdeal	n	Afterdele: disadvantage.
After-eye	n	To keep in view or sight.
Affright	n	Sufden fear; alarm,fear, fright; cause of fright.
Affright	vb	To strike with sudden fear. 2. frighten.
Aftergame	n	A subsequent scheme or expediency undertaken to afford a chance of retrieval or improvement.
Afterglow	n	The glow in the sky after sunset; afterhlow. 2. the light emitted by an incandescent object while cooling. 3. the mildly euphoric feeling experienced after a pleasurable experience, afterglow, such as sex or a drug-high. 4. light emitted by phosphor after excitation. 5. an after-party.
After-grass	n	Grass that grows in a field after a crop (usu. of grass) has been harvested.
After-grave	n	The state of life after death. 2. the hereafter; existence after death.
Aftergrowth	n	Any secondary growth of a crop after harvesting. 2. (metaphorically) - a secondary development of any kind.
Afterhand	adv	Afterwards.
Afterheat	n	The heat generated in a nuclear reactor after it has been shut down, produced by residual radioactivity in the fuel elements.
Afterhind	adv	Behind.
Afterings	adv	The milk drawn from a cow. 2. dregs; the last of any substance that is a poorer quality than the earlier substance or later?
After-life	n	A future life; life after. 2. the later period of one's life.
After-light	n	An afterglow. 2. (also fig)the light of what is known; hindsight. 3. afterwards.
Afterling	n	One who comes older or later. 2. an aftercomer who is later.
Afterling	adj	Coming after, later, subsequent or later, late in order of time or succession.
Afterlithe	n	OE. - Aeftera: second & litha: serene, name for the two months June and July; old name for July.
After-liver	n	A survivor.
Afterlong	adv	Lengthwise, along.
Aftermath	n	Second or later mowing or crop. 2. crop of grass which springs up after the mowing in early summer. 3. a result, especially an unpleasant one.
Aftermind	n	A new or changed way of thinking, often as a result of regret and repentance. 2. a renewed way of thinking.
Aftermost	adj	Hindmost; last in time; most or fartherest aft. 2. nearest the stern of a vessel.
Afterness	n	Posterity, the quality of being after.
Afternoon	n	The time from midday to evening.
Afternoon drive time	n	The evening rush hour when people drive home from work and listen to radio broadcasts. 2. afternoon-drive.
Afters	n	Dessert. 2. festivities held after a wedding meal.
After-school	adj	Taking place after normal scool hours.
Aftersee	vb	To witness or see after the fact or event. 2. to see in hindsight or retrospectively.
Afterseen	adj	Seen or witnessed after the fact or event. 2. seen in hindsight or in retrospection.
After-send	adj	Sent afterwards, subsequently.
Aftershave	n	A lotion, gel or liquid used after shaving.
Aftershow	n	Occurring after a stage show or film premiere.
Afterspring	n	Posterity. 2. a spring time weather change out of season.
After-sun	n	Describing the cooling feeling applied to the skin after exposure to the sun.
After-swarm	n	A second swarm of bees.
Aftertale	n	A postscript; something added when the tale or story is, or ought be, ended. 2. a note added to a letter after completion. 3. ill-talk, slander, defamation.
Afterthought	n	A subsequent thought. 2. reflection after an act; hence, a later explanation. 3. thought or reflection coming later.
After-time	n	The future; at a later time.
Afterward	adv	Behind. 2. subsequently. 3. next in order.
Afterwards	adv	At a later time.
Afterwardsness	n	The concept that an earlier event in one's life can acquire a meaning.
Afterwinter	n	Renewal of winter.
Afterwise	adj	Wise after the event.
Afterwit	n	Wisdom which comes after the event or too late. 2. later knowledge; the knowledge of riper years or later times. 3. second thoughts; reconsideration.. 4. one who lacks foresight. 5. recognition of former folly; practical repentance; coming to one's senses.
Afterwitted	adj	Wise when it's too late. 2. wanting in forethought.
Afterword	n	A postscript to a letter; or an appendix to a book. 2. an epilogue
Afterworld	n.	Future, afterlife, other existence.
Afterwort	n	The second run in the brewing of beer.
After-written	adj	Written or recorded in writing afterwards
Aftmost	adj	Furthest aft, most sternwards, as far as possible.
After-year(s)	n	A later or future year. Usually in plural