List of Old English Words in the OED/AS

Old English	sp	English
As	adv	Conj
As	phr	"As Broad as Long" -
As	phr	"As Far As" -
As	phr	"As Far Forth As" -
As	phr	"As Follows" -
As	phr	"As Good As One's Word" -
As	phr	"As if" -
As	phr	"As is -
As	phr	"As It Is" -
As	phr	"As It Were"
As	phr	"As Needed" -
As	phr	"As Soon As" -
As	phr	As the Crow Flies" -
As	phr	"As Things Run" -
As	phr	"As Though" -
As	"As Well As" -
As	phr	"As Yet" -
Ash	n	Powdery residue of combustion.
Asad	adj	Sated, weary, hence tired
Asake	vb	Deny, refuse, renounce, forsake
Asear	vb	Dry up, wither
Aseek	vb	To search after, seek.
Aseethe	adv	Seething.
Asench	vb	To cause to sink, submerge, cease
Asend	vb	To send forth.
Aset	vb	To set up, to set out, place, to array, to appoint.
Ash	n	Powdery residue of combustion.
Ash	n
A'shake	vb	To sake off, dispel, to be gone, depart.
Ashame	vb	To feel ashamed, shame. 2. to put to shame, to make ashamed.
Ashamed	adj
Ashamedly	adv
Ashamedness	n	State of being ashamed.
Ashaming	ppl	Putting to shame, making ashamed.
Ash-brown	adj
Ashend	vb	Confound, disagree, curse, reproach
Ash-fire	n	A low fire of ash and cinders used in chemical operations.
Ash-grey	n
Ash-like	adj
Ash-looking	adj
A'shun	vb	To shun, avoid, escape.
Ashunch	vb	Terrify, frighten
Ash-Wednesday	n
Ashweed	n
Ash-white	adj
Ashy	adj	Consisting of ashes. 2. covered or sprinkling of ashes. 3. ash-coloured, deadly pale.
Aside	adv
Aside	phr	"At the Side Of" -
Aside	phr	"To Set Aside From" -
Aside-half	adv	Aside-hand, on or toone side.
Aside-hand	adv	On the side.
Asidely	adv	Indirectly.
Asiden	adv	Sidewise, obliquely, aslant, sidewards.
Asideness	n	State of being aside, apartness, isolation
As if	phr
A'sink	vb	To sink down, become submerged.
A'sit	vb	To sit, settle, remain sitting.
Ask	n	A newt or eft, an asker.
Ask	vb
Ask	n	An asking, inquiry, thing asked, request.
Ask	phr	"Ask For" -
Ask	phr	"Ask For It" -
Ask	phr	"Ask Over" -
Asked	ppl	Mentioned as a request
Asker	n	A questioner, inquisitor. 2. one who asks favors gifts, supplicants, asker for alms, a professional beggar. 3. a prosecutor, plaintiff. 4. exactor, oppressor.
Asking	n	The action of asking. 2. interogation, inquiry. 3. the action of rquesting a favour, a gift, begging. 4. a petition, prayer, supplication. 5. a price asked, a demand. 6. an appeal, a calling for justice or to the law. 7. oppression, exaction. 8. the ublication of the banns of marriage.
Asking	adj	That asks, inquiring, begging, supplicant.
Askingly	adv	In a asking manner; inquiringly, with entreaty.
Aslake	vb.	To become slack, slacken, feeble, dimming, growing less, abating. 2. to become less hot, to grow cool. 3. to mitigate, alleviate, assuage, to lessen, abate, diminish. 4. to appease a person.
A'slay	vb	To strike, to strike off. 2. to slay, kill.
Asleep	adv
Aslide	vb	To slide, slip away.
A'smear	adv	Smeared.
Asnese	vb	To impale, gore, stab
A-soak	adv	Soaking.
A-soft	vb	To make soft, to soften, mitigate.
Asp	n
A'spare	vb	To spare, to afford.
A'spare	adv	Sparingly; at liberty.
Aspen	n	Belonging to the asp tree. 2. fig. tremulous, quivering, quaking, timidity (in reference to a woman's tongue).
A'spend	vb	To spend, expend.
Aspen-like	adj	Weak, timorous, feeble.
A'spill	vb	To spill, waste, render useless. 2. to destroy, slay, kill.
A'spread	vb	To spread out, spread abroad.
A'spring	vb	To spring up, leap, spring forth, spread abroad. 2. to spring into existence, orginate, arise.
Ass	n	Donkey.
Ass	phr	"To Make an Ass of Oneself" -
Ass-headiness	n	Stupidity, blockheadness.
Assish	adj	Asinine, stupid.
Assishly	adv	In an asinine or stupid manner.
Assishness	n	Asininity, stupidity, foolishness, stultiness.
Ass-like	adj	Asinine; ass-headish, stupid.
Asself	vb	To take to oneself; to appropriate.
Assy	adj	Asinine, stupid, stulty.
A'stand	vb	To stand up. 2. to come to a stand, stop, arrive. 3. to remain standing, to continue, abide, resist. 4. to withstand.
A-stare	adv	Staring. 2. prominent.
A'start	vb	To start up, to start off. 2. to start into existence, happen, befall, fall out. 3. get way, avoid, shun, escape. 4. remove, withraw, desist.
A'start	adv	With a start, suddenly.
A'steal	vb	To steal or slip away.
A-steep	adv	Steeping or soakingly,
Asteer	adv	Earlier form of stir. 2. in stirring up, moving about, in motion; sirring out of bed. 3. in excitement.
A'stell	vb	To set up, set afoot, establish.
Asterve	vb	To die, esp. of hunger. 2. to starve out, destroy, kill.
Astint	vb	To bring to a standstill.
Astir	vb	To stir up, move, disturb. 2. to excite physically and emotionally
Astir	adv	Stirring up, esp. out of bed and moving about in motion; fig. in excitement. see "a'steer.'
Astirbroad	adv	Stirring abroad, moving from place to place.
As-told-to	adj	Usually in reference to a book or some written article: of a biographical account, etc. written by a professional author using material gathered from personal conversation with the subject.
A-straddle	adv	In a straddling position with legs stretch out widely across something or someone.
A-straddle	phr	"A-straddling Of" - bestridding.
A-strand	adv	On or along the strand or shore.
A'stream	adv	In a stream; that streams, streaming, flowing.
A'strength	vb	To strengthen, establish, confirm.
A'stride	adv
A'sty	vb	To go up, ascend. 2. to rise withits summit. 3. to go or come down, descend. 4. to rise in arms. nb:stygend,
A'stying	n	Ascension.
Asunder	adv
Asundering	n	The act of putting asunder. 2. separation.
Asunderness	n	The state of being asunder. 2. separation, separateness.
A'swarm	adv	Swarmingly, throngingly, crowdily.
A'sweat	adv	Sweating, moist.
A'sweeten	vb	To make sweet or sweeter, dulcify. 2. to make less bitter.
Aswelt	vb	To perish, die, become extinct.
Asweve	vb	Put to sleep, put to death, kill, execute. 2. to stun.
A'sweven	n	Sleep. 2. a dream, a vision seen in sleep.
A'sweye	vb	To betray, desert. abandon. 2. to desist, cease, stop.
Aswike	vb	To cease, desist, fail, give up
A'swind	vb	To languish away, vanish, perish.
A'swind	adj	Languishing, worn out, enervated.
A'swing	adv	Swinging, swaying.
A'swink	vb	Labour or toil for
A'swithe	vb	To do as quickly as possible
A'swithe	adv	As quickly as possible.
A'swolkeness	n.	Sloth, laziness.
A'swoon	adv	In a swoon or faint.
A'swoon	phr	"To Fall A'swoon." - to faint away.
A'swough	vb	To overgrow, choke.
A'swough	adv	Falling in a faint or swoon.
A'sye	vb.	Sink down, set