List of Old English Words in the OED/LU

Old English	sb	English
Lude	n	Noise, din, clamour.
Luke	adj.	Moderately warm, tepid. 2. of persons, their actions, attributes: having little worth or depth; lacking enthusiasm candor; indifferent.
Luke	vb	To make luke warm.
Luke-hearted	adj	Having little warmth or feeling; indifferent.
Luke-hot	adj	Not very hot; tepid.
Lukely	adv	In a tepid or unenthusiastic manner or way.
Lukeness	n	The state or quality of being tepid. 2. the action or attitude of lacking enthusiasm, candour, indifference.
Lukewarm	adj	Moderately warm. 2. of persons, etc. having little warm or depth of feeling. 2. lacking zeal or enthusiasm, indifferent.
Lukewarmish	adj	Somewhat or rather cool. 2. of attitude: having little feeling or warmth of feeling.
Lukewarmly	adv	In a lukewarm manner, tepidly, without enthusiasm.
Lukewarmth	n	State or condition of being moderately warm. 2. lacking of feeling or depth. 3. zeal moderation or enthusiasm temperate.
Luke-warmthness	n	State or condition of being lukewarm; lukewarmness.
Lung	n.	Either of two saclike respiratory organs in the chest of vertebrates; serves to remove carbon dioxide and provide oxygen to the blood
Lung-busting	adj	Exhausting, causing someone to be out of breath.
Lung-butter	n	Thick, yellow mucus coughed up during illness. 2. thick, brown mucus coughed up due to habitual smoke inhalatiion.
Lunged	adj	Furnished with lungs or something resembling lungs, as applied to human being, usually with a prefixed adjective, as 'weak-lunged'.
Lungfish	n	A fresh water fish with lungs as well as gills.
Lungful	adj	Enough to fill the lungs, esp. of smoke.
Lung-grown	adj	Having lungs that adhere to the pleura.
Lungless	n	Without lungs.
Lung-lessness	n	An absence of lungs.
Lung-like	adj	Resembling a lung with some aspect of one.
Lung-pipe	n.	Trachea or windpipe.
Lungsought	n.	Lung-woe, disease of the lung.
Lung-woe	n.	Diseases of the lung; lung-sought.
Lung-worm	n	(Angiostrongylus vasorum) a parasite that can cause serious health problems in dogs and can even be fatal if not diagnosed and treated.
Lungwort	n	Pulmonaria officinalis, an eurasian plant with dark-coloured leaves spotted with white.
Lungy	adj	affected with lung disease.
Lure	n.	Loss, action or process of losing, or what is lost. 2. destruction, perdition, bring to lure or loss.
Lust	n.	Pleasure, delight, appetite for pleasures. 2. a source of pleasure, joy or delight. 3. an attraction or charm. 4. liking, friendly inclination to a person. 5. desire, appetite, relish or inclination to something. 6. the lust one desires or wishes. 7. sexual appetite or desire. 8. degrading animal passion. 9. lawless passionate desire; over-masterly desire. 10. vigor, power, lusting, fertility.
Lust	phr	"Lust After" - strong desire for, covet a woman, man, money, fame, glory.
Luster	n	One who lusts.
Lust-fiend	n	Devotee or addict to lust
Lustful	adj	Having a strong or excessive desire for something. 2. vigorous, lusty. 3. full or characterized by lust. 4. pertaining to or characterized by lust. 5. sensual desire, libidinous. 6. powerful, strong
Lustfulness	n	Condition or characteristic of being lustful. 2. full of libido; lust; pleasure, sensual delight.
Lustfully	adj	In a lustful manner.
Lust-greedy	adj.	Given to or overcome by excessive desire or lust, pleasure, sensual delight.
Lustihood	n	Lustiness, vigor of body; sexual energy. 2. a state of pleasure or sensual delight.
Lustily	adv	In a lusty, libido or vigorous manner. 2. pleasurably, sensually delightfully.
Lustiness	n	Pleasure, sensual delight, vigour. 2. with great libido.
Lusting	n	The having of a straong sexual sexual desire for someone. 2. having a strong desire for someone.
Lustingly	adv	With lust, lustfully.
Lustless	adj	Without or having no lust or sexual desire. 2. without sexual desire, vigor, or energy, listless. 3. without joyfulness, pleasure or delight.
Lustlessly	adv	In a lustful manner.
Lustlessness	n	The state or condition of being without lust; absence of lust.
Lustmaking	n	Sexual intercourse solely for lust.
Lust-murder	n	Murder accompanied by mutilation, often of a sexual nature.
Lustsome	adj	Covetous, wilfully.
Lust-wearied	adj.	Tired or exhausted sexually.
Lustwort	n.	Round-leafed sundew; Drosera rotundfolia.
Lusty	adj.	Driven or inclined to lust. 2. joyful, merry, lively. 3. pleasing, pleasant. 4. of persons, gaily dressed. 5. full of desire, desirous. 6. full of sexual desire, lustful. 7. full of healthy vigour, strong. 8. insolent, arrogant, self-confident. 9. of a fine wine, poison, disease: strong, powerful. 10. of a ship: sailing well. 11. of actions: vigorous. 12. of a meal: hearty, abundant. 13. massive, substantial, large. 14. of persons: massively built, hence corpulent.
Lutter	adj.	Pure.