List of Old English Words in the OED/AM

Old English	sp	English.
Amain	adv	In, or with full force, vehemently, violently . 2. in full force of numbers. 3. of motion: at full speed, without delay. 4. without delay, in all haste, at once. 5. exceedingly, greatly.
Amanse	vb	(OE: 'a' - out, away & mansum: familiar, intimate : to excommunicate, anathematize.
Amansed	adj	Excommunicated, anathematize.
Amansing	n	Excommunication, anathema.
A'mar	vb	To hinder, spoil, impair. 2. hurt, injure, mar. 3. spoil, destroy. 4. squander.
Ambaht	n	Hand-maiden, bondservant, servant
Amaze	vb	To perplex, surprize, agonish. 2. to terrify, to fill with panic. 3. to overwhelm with wonder, to astound or greatly astonish. 4.to amaze oneself. 5. to stupefy, knock unconscious. 6. to bewilder, to stupefy, bring into a maze.
Amazed	adj	Astonished, confounded with fear, surprise or wonder. 2. greatly surprided.
Amazedness	n	State or quality of being amazed.
Amazeful	adj	Full of amazement, astonished.
Amazing	adj	Causing wonder and amazement. 2. possessing uniquely wonderful quality.
Amazingly	adv	In an amazing manner, in a way that causes amazement. 2. difficult to believe; strange but true. 3. to a wonder-inspiring extent.
Amazingness	n	The state or quality of being amazing.
Amber	n	Pail, bucket, pitcher, urn, cask. 2. any vessel with one handle. 3. a dry measure of four bushels (perhaps from latin: 'amphora.')
Ameed	vb	Reform
Ameek	vb	Make meek, appease, soothe.
Amen	n	The concluding word: 'amen.' 2. an expression of assent or belief. 3. transfig. a conclusion. 4. title of Christ: The Faithful One.
Amen	intj	Late OE. - soothly. an interjection after a prayer or religious uttering. 2. after a wish or prayer: may it be so. 3. after a confession, statement of faith, and so forth: it is so in truth. 4. in biblical terms: truly, verily.
Amen	vb	To say or chant "amen' to. 2. to formally or consent solemnly. 2. say the final word to.
Amid	adv	In the middle, or midst of.
Amid	prp	Near the middle of, surrounded by. 2. related to the circumstances of an action.
Amid-heaps	adv	In the midst of a heap, or crowd (folk-heap.)
Amidmong	adv	In the midst of.
Amidmost	adv	In the very middle. 2. in the centre of.
Amidship(s)	adj	(adv) In the middle or towards the centre of a ship or other waterborne vessel. 2. situated or occurring in or towards the middle of a ship or other waterborne vessel.
Amidst	adv	In the midst or 'centre of', among, in the throng of.
Amidst	prp	In, into or towards the middle of. 2. amongst, in the course of.
Amidward	adv	Towards or near the middle. 2. in the middle of.
Aminded	pp	Minded.
Amiss	n	A wrong, fault, an evil act, a bad deed. 2. miss, failure, shortcoming. 3. mistake or error.
Amiss	adj	Wrong; faulty; out of order; improper; as, it may not be amiss to ask advice. 2. mistaken or in error.
Amiss	adv	Wrongly, faultily, mistakenly, erroneously, defectively, astray.
Amiss	n	(Obs.)- fault; wrong; an evil act, a bad deed.
Amiss	phr	"It Would Be Not Amiss" - be not wrong or inappropriate.
Amiss	phr	"To Come Amiss" - to happen or take place out of order. 3. untoward or contrary to one's wish or expectation.
Amissing	adj	Missing.
Among	prp	In the crowd; hence associated with. 2. surrounded by. 3. in company or associated with, besides. 3. during the course of.
Among	adv	During this period, in this time, meanwhile. 2. between whiles, all the while, at intervals, from time to time, now and then, . 3. at the same time. 4. of place: together, among something else. 5. ever among, every here and there
Among	phr	"To Be Among-hands" - work done conjointly with other things we can do it among hands or all under one.
Amongst	prp	Generally implying dispersion, intermixing, or shifting position.
A'mornings	adv	In the morning, every morning.
Amper	n	A tumor, blemish.
Amygdal	n	Latin borrowing: an almond. 2. the tonsils.