List of Old English Words in the OED/EI

Old English	sb	English
Eight	n	A numerical value equal to eight.
Eight	phr	"Have One Over Eight" - be slightly drunk.
Eighteen	n	The cardinal number occurring after seventeen and between eighteen.
Eighteen-fold	adj	By the factor of eighteen. 2. the start of the eighteen hour of the day. 3. the year 1800.
Eighteen-hundred	adj	The number eighteen-hundred. 2. the start of the eighteen hour of the day. 3. the year 1800.
Eighteen-hundreds	adj	The period from the year 1800 until 1899.
Eighteenish	adj	Of about eighteen years old.
Eighteenth	adj	The ordinal for the number eighteen. 2. person of thing in the eighteenth position. 3. one of the eigheteenth points of a whole. 4. a party to celebrate a eighteenth birthday.
Eighth	n	The cardinal form of the number eight.
Eightish	adj	Around about eight.
Eights	n	A set of this many (8) persons or things; as a crew of an eight-oared boat.
Eightscore	n	Eighty
Eightsome	n.	Eight person group; Octet.
Eighty	n	The cardinal number occurring after seventy-nine and before eighty-one.
Eiland	n.	Foreign land; also elland.
Eirmonger	n	A dealer of eggs.
Eisful	adj.	Fearful, terrible.
Eisfolk	n.	Frightening or terrifying person; a terrorist; an eisman
Eisle	vb	To frighten, terrify.
Eisleiche	adv	Eislike, eisly ; fearfully, timidly.
Either	adv	A determiner of two. 2. one of the other of two. 3. used before two or more not necessary exclusive possibilities separated by 'or' or sometimes by a comma.
Either	conj	Introduces the first of two option.
Either	prn	Both, each or two or more. 2. one or other of two persons or things.
Either-or	adj	Describing a situation in which there are only two choices.
Eitherway	adv	Regardless of what happens out of two possible situations).