List of Old English Words in the OED/AG

Old English	sp	English
Again	adv	Formerly used in many combs., all now obs. in meaning it corresponds to Latin 're' in the senses in opposition, reciprocal or reflected action, and repetition. 2. back to a former position in return. 3. anew, once more, once repeated, anything besides, on the other hand.
Again	phr	"Again and Again" - repeatedly, over and over, over and over again.
Again	phr	"Again withstand" - to resist.
Again	phr	"Again witness" - to witness against.
Again	phr	"Come Again."- pardon, what did you say.
Again	phr	"Now and Again" - occasionally
Again-ask	vb	To require, ask back.
Again-begetting	n	Regeneration.
Again-behest	n	Promise further or gain. 2. vow again. 3. command further.
Again-behold	vb	To look opposite.
Again-bihote	vb	To be responsible for surety.
Again-bite	n	Remorse, chiding, recrimination.
Again-bow	vb	To bend back.
Again-bring	vb	To bring back.
Againbuy	vb	To redeem. buy back.
Againbuy	n	Redeemer
Againbuying	n	Redemption.
Again-chare	vb	To turn back, repeal.
Again-clepe	vb	To recall.
Again-come	vb	To encounter.
Again-coming	n	A return, a coming back.
Again-drawing	n	Reaction.
Again-falling	n	Relapse.
Again-fare	vb	To return.
Again-fight	vb	To fight against.
Again-gift	n	Repayment.
Again-go	vb	Oppose, go against.
Again-hold	vb	Withhold, hold back.
Again-know	vb	To know again, remember, recognize.
Again-meeting	n	Re-encounter; meeting of adversary; a chance meeting.
Again-ness	n	To renew, ednew.
Againrise	vb	To rebel, rise up against.
Againrising	n	Resurrection.
Againsaw	n	Contradiction, gainsaying.
Againsay	n	Objection.
Againsay	vb	Speak against. 2. to say nay.
Againsayer	n	Nay-sayer. 2. opponent
Again-saying	n	Contradiction, opposition, contention.
Again-seek	vb	To ask for, require.
Again-shine	vb	To reflect.
Again-smite	vb	To react, reverberate.
Again-smiting	n	Reaction, reverberation.
Against	prp	In physical contact with, in close but separated relationship. 2. in a contrary direction to. 3. close to. 4. in front of; before a background. 6. in physical opposition to, or in collision with. 7. (heading, social) a contrasting or competitive relationship. 8. in contrast and/or comparison with. 9. in competition with, versus.  10. in opposition to. 11. in exchange for. 12. as counterbalance to. 13 as a charge on. 14. as protection from. 15. (obsolete) exposed to. 16. in anticipation of; in preparation for (a particular time, event etc.)
Against	conj	By the time that (something happened); before. (obsolete.)
Against	adv	In opposition to something. 2. (gambling) having a specified likelihood of not winning or happening.
Against	phr	"Against One's Will" - contrary to someone's desires or wishes.
Against	phr	"Against the Law" - illegal, forbidden by the law.
Against	phr	"Against the Run of Play" - contrary to the flow of the game. 2. (fig.) against the mood or circumstance of the situation.
Against	phr	"Against the Tide" - to take up a minority position. 2. move, act in a direction, way that is opposite to that of most other people.
Against	phr	"Against the Time" - in anticipation of, and as a provision of, and as a provision for, some event that is expected to occur in the future.
Against	phr	"Swim Against the Time" - to take up a minority position.
Againstand	vb	To stand against, to withstand, oppose.
Againstness	n	The state or quality of being against or in opposition to something, esp. an an established or opinion.
Against time	adj	Measured relative to the deadline rather than the competitor.
Against time	adv	With urgency, being aware that the time available to do something may be insufficient . 2. with urgency.
Again-tell	vb	To repent.
Again-wend	vb	To turn back.
Againward	adv	Back again. 2. once more. 3. vice-versa, on the other hand
Again-withstand	vb	To resist.
Again-witness	vb	To witness against.
Again-writing	n	A script again or copy.
Agast	vb	To aghast, frighten, to take fright.
Agathered	adj	Gathered, assembled.
Agenbite	n	Same as 'ayenbite' - remorse.
Aget	vb	To seize, get hold of.
Ageten	vb	To pour out. 2. to shed. see: 'ayeten'
Aghast	vb	Earlier spelling 'agast' - to frighten or terrify. 2. to be frighten or terrifies.
Aghast	adj	Affrighted. 2. seize with the physical signs of terror or amazement. 3. ghastly.
Aghasted	adj	Frightened, terrified.
Aghasting	adj	That terrifies or alarms.
Aghastness	n	State or quality of being aghast. 2. horror.
Agild(e)	vb.	Without compensation, without execution of the weregild.
Agin	prep & conj	Against
Agginning	n	Beginning.
Agin	vb	Earlier form ' begin' - to begin.
A'give	vb	To give back, give up, surrender.
Agleam	adj	Glowing with subdued light.
Agleam	adv	Gleaming.
Aglow	adj	Glowing radiant.
Aglow	adv	In a glow of warmth, color, or excitement.
Ago	vb	To go forth. 2. to go away. 3. of time: to pass.
Ago	adj	Pass by, past. 2. gone, gone by. 3. dead, passed away.
Ago	prp	In the past, such as 'I saw him ten years ago."
Ago	adv	As in "long ago."
Ago	phr	"Dead and gone long ago" - of time long pass.
Ago	phr	"Long ago" - of time long past. 2. obsolete form 'yore ago.'
Agood	adv	In earnest, heartily, as "I made her wept agood."
Agraith	vb	Prepare, make ready. 2. dress, deck, accouter. 3. make one self ready
Agraithing	vb & n	Attiring, dressing, decorating
Agrise	vb	To quake, abhor; horrify, to be horrified. (gris: horror, grisliness. 2. to shudder with terror, be full of horror. 3. to tremble, quake, be afraid or moved. 4. to shudder at in terror or abhorrence. 5. to be horrified, terrified, or afraid.
Agrised	adj	Horrified, terrified, very frightened or afraid.
Aground	adv	On or to the earth. 2. on or to the strand or shallow bottom of any water.
Aground	phr	"To Run Aground" - of a ship stranded in shallow waters.
Aguilt	vb.	Sin, do wrong, declare guilty.