List of Old English Words in the OED/EM

Old English	sb	English
Embe	adv	A variant of OE: ymbe with the meaning of about, around.
Ember	n	A hot fragment of wood or coal that is left from the fire and is glowing or smoldering.
Ember	vb	To burn as an ember.
Ember days	n	(OE ymbrynen: revolution; running, course) twelve days of the year (divided into seasonal periods) set aside by the church for fasting and prayers. See" ember months, ember tide, ember weeks.
Embered	adj	Strewn with embers. 2. burnt to embers.
Ember-goose	n	So called from its appearing of the coast in the ember days before christmas. 2. an almost extent residue of a past activity or feelings.
Emberings	n	Ember days: ember deriving from Anglo-saxon ymben - a circuit or revolution (from ymb, around and ryne: running) clearly relating to the annual cycle of the year.
Emberlike	adj	Resembling an ember or some aspect of one.
Ember months	n	The months September, October, November and December, esp. considered together as a period of heightened or intense activity. See; ember days, ember tide, ember weeks.
Embertide	n	The time of the embers days. See: ember months, ember days, ember weeks.
Ember weeks	n	The weeks of ember-time. See: ember days, ember months, ember tide.
Embe-uten	adv	Round about.
Embsnithe	vb	To circumcise.
Embthought	n	Anxiety, thought or care about something.
Emmet	n	An ant.
Empt	vb	To be at leisure (only in OE). 2. to pour forth, discharge, clear a vessel of it's contents.
Empted	adj	That has been emptied of it's contents; emptied.
Emptier	n	One who or that which empties
Emptily	adv	In an empty manner.
Empty	adj	Of a person at leisure; not occupiec or engaged. 2. having an empty stomach. 3. of the body: wanting or not having fullness; emaciated, shrunken. 4. weak of pulse. 5. not pregnant of a cow or farm animal. 6. of a house building: vacant. 7. void of space. 8. a ship or beast of burden: without a load. 9. not carrying anything in hand; empty-handed. 10. of things: wanting solidity and substance; unsatisfying, vain, meaningless. 11. destitute of money
Empty	phr	"Empty Out" - to remove all contents of. 2. allow to drain out. 3. allow to fall out.
Empty	phr	"Empty Into" - take out all contents of; and put, pour etc into another.
Empty-fisted	adj	Bringing or lacking nothing. 2. having achieved or obtained nothing.
Empty-handed	adj	Bringing or lacking nothing. 2. having achieved or obtained nothing. 3. bring nothing; esp. no gift. 4. carrying nothing away.
Empty-headed	adj	Foolish, lacking common sense.
Empty-hearted	adj	Having no compassionate for others.
Emptying	n	The act by which something is made empty or emptied .
Emptyish	adj	Somewhat empty.
Empty nest	n	Home or family where the children have grown up and moved away.
Empty nester	n	Either of a couple whose children have grown up and moved away.
Empty nesting	n	The state of a family where the children have grown up and moved away.
Empty-word	n	Linguistics: a word which has no meaning in itself but serves a grammatical function, e.g. at, but, for.