List of Old English Words in the OED/EK

Old English	sb	English
Eke	n	In OE: a reinforcemant of troops. 2. an additions, an increase, a piece added or a supplement. 3. a supplement, postscript, appendix to a formal document.
Eke	vb.	To add to, increase, lengthen, grow.
Eke	phr	"Eke Out" - to make a livelihood or support an existence by various makeshifts. 2. to prolong (a speech or composition )by expedients devised for that purpose. 3. to continue to fill up (a certain amount of space in writing)
Eke	phr	"Every Little Eke" - every little bit.
Eke	phr	"To Eken" - in addition, besides.
Eke-name	n	A nickname
Eking	n	The action of adding, making an increaqse, augmentation, increase.
Eking	adj	Of something made to last longer by using or consuming it frugally. 2. economized on, skimped on, be (more) economical with, make economies with, scrimped and scraped, saved; thrifty with, frugal with, sparing with, cut back on, budgeted,