List of Old English Words in the OED/AH

Old English	sp	English
A'hand	adv	At hand, near.
A'hang	adv	To hang up.
Ahead	adv	At the head, in advance (of a moving company). 2. in the direct line of one's motion. 3. pointing forward, forward. 4. forward or onward rapidly, headlong; fig. in an unrestrained way.
Ahead	phr	"Ahead of" -in front of, in advance of, preceding.
Ahead	phr	"Ahead of One's Time" (idiom) - in advance of concurrent commonly accepted ideas. 2. showing characteristics of changes yet to be. 3. present in one's work before later advances in the field. 4. further advanced in knowledge, outlook etc than one contemporaries.
Ahead	phr	"Ahead of the Field" - be better than one's competitors.
Ahead	phr	"Ahead of the Game" - having completed a task before it is due, ready, prepared, or anticipated.
Ahead	phr	"Ahead of Time" - prior to the expected, in advance, beforehand, time, early. 2. in advance of an arranged, or particular, time. 3. having ideas too original to be immediately accepted; also, new, original, taking in advanced technological advances.
Ahead	phr	"Full Bore Ahead" - proceed forward quickly.
Ahead	phr	"Full Steam Ahead" - get going as fast as possible
Ahead	phr	"Get Ahead of" - make one's way socially, financially.
Aheap	adv	All of a heap, to heap up.
A'heat	adv	In or into heat.
A'heave	vb	To heave, lift up.
A-height	adj	Aloft.
A'hese	vb	To hear.
A-high	adv	On high, aloud.
A-high-lone	adv	Perhaps an emphasizing of alone.
Ahind	adv	Behind.
A-hold	adv	Bringing of a ship close to the wind, so as to keep or hold to it.
A-hold	phr	"A-hold of" - something to catch, take, lay hold of.
Ahorse	adv	On the back of a horse, on horseback
A-horseback	adv	On horseback.
A'hull	vb	To shell beans or peas. 2. so as to lie under bare poles , helm lashed alee, and the bow nearly into the wind; said of a ship in heavy weather.
A'hunger	vb	To be hungry. 2. to make hungry.
Ahungered	adj	Hungry.
A-hunt	adv	On the hunt.
Ahwene	vb	To vex. (awene)