List of Old English Words in the OED/ED

Old English	sb	English
Ed	adj	Distinguished in war, brave
Ed	pfx	Again, after, once more. 2. humble, meek
Ed	sfx
Edbote	n	Restitution, amends, satisfaction.
Edcher	n	Blood vessel, vein, eddre
Eddre	n	Blood vessel, vein, eddre.
Edge	n
Edge	vb	To Harrow +++++++
Edge	phr	"To Be on Edge"
Edge	phr	"To Dull the Edge Of"
Edge	phr	"To Edge (or Get) In a Word" - to cautionously and politely push into a conversation.
Edge	phr	"To Get By the Edges" - to obtain information indirectly or imperfectly.
Edge	phr	"To Plough On Edge" - to plough the soil on edge (into ridges).
Edged	adj	Furnished with edges or cutting edge. 2. sharpened, trenchant. 3. having an edged or lateral border, boundary; only with a defining prefix, indicative of colour, number, as 'red-edged'. 4. having a border of ornamental edging.
Edgeful	adj	Having an abundance of edge(s); keen, cutting.
Edgeless	adj	That has no edge (lit. & fig.)
Edgelong	adj	Edgeling, edgeways, on the edge; with an edge.
Edger	n	One who edges or puts an edge on something.
Edgeways	adv	Of position: with the edge of the broad surface upmost, foremost, or turned towards the spectator. 2. edge to edge. 3. of motion: with the edge foremost. 4. on the edge, instead of the broadside.
Edgeways	phr	"To Get a Word in Edgeways" -
Edginess	n	The condition of having the outlines too clearly marked. 2. angularity, hardiness of outlines.+++++++=
Edging	n	The setting on edge of the teeth. 2. the putting of an edge or border to anything. 3. trimming of the edge of a lawn. 4. that which forms an edge to anything; a border, surrounding of a flower bed. 5. fringe, etc. on a sewn on the edge of a garment; a hem. 6. the trimming on a seam. 7. the action of moving by insensible degrees; an edginng movement.
Edging	adj	That moves by imperceptible degrees; hence, edgingly.
Edgrew	n	The aftermath; the aftergrowth of grass.
Edgy	adj	Having an edge; sharp, cutting. 2. of a painting: having the outlines too hard. 3. full of edge or keenness; eager. ++++++
Edhalde	n	Withstand, keep back, edhold
Edlen	n	Reward
Edmede	n	Gentleness, humbleness, humility; edmood.
Edmod	adj	Edmede, humble, meek, gentle.
Edmodded	adj	Meek, humbled.
Edmodlock	n	Humility, gentleness.
Edmodly	adv	Humbly, meekly.
Edmodness	n	Gentleness, humility, meekness.
Edocke	n	OE: eadocke: a broad leaf, water plant, the Clote or yellow waterlily.
Edwite	n	Edwit, reproach, rebuke, taunt, taunting speech.
Edwite	vb	To taunt, blame, reproach. 2. to make one the subject of reproaach.
Edwiting	n	The action of rebuking or reproaching; a rebuke, reproach.