List of Old English Words in the OED/EE

Old English	sb	English
Eel	n	Any fresh water or marine fish of the family, anguiline.
Eel	vb	To catch eels. 2. to move with a sinuous motion like that of an eel.
Eel-bed	n	A pond or preserve for eels.
Eeler	n	One who catches eels.
Eel-fare	n	Passage of young eels up a river. 2. a brood of young eels.
Eel grass	n	Zostera marina: a grass-like weed.
Eelhood	n	The rank and condition of a full-grown eel.
Eel-like	adj	Resembling an eel by having a long, serpentine body.
Eel pot	n	A form of basket for trapping eels.
Eel-skin	n	Eel & Skin (skin, from Late OE: from ON)- the skin of an eel. 2. a rag-and-bone man.
Eel-spear	n	A pronged instrument for spearing eels.
Eel-ware	n	Ranunculus fluitans: whose common name is the water-crowfoot is a species of buttercup. It is a perennial water plant, that when in favourable conditions (such as fast flowing water,) it can grow up to 6 m (20 ft) height. 2. the water crowfoot.
Eely	adj	Eel-like; resembling the flesh of an eel. 2. moving like an eel; slippery. 3. wriggling, writhing.
Eem	vb	To spare time. 2. to find an opportunity.
Eerily	adv	In an eerie manner, strangely, ominously, sinsterly.
Eeriness	n	The cndition of being erir
Eerisome	adj	Causing fear, eerie.
Eery	adj	OE: 'earg' (cowardly, fearful, strange, weird, fear inspiring) 2. fearful, timid.