List of Old English Words in the OED/UNB

Old English	n	Modern English
Unbacked	adj	Of horses: unmounted; untrained. 2. not backed or supported, not endorsed. 3. not furnished with a back or backing. 4. not backed by betting. 5. (fig.) unsupported.
Unbaked	adj	Of tiles, not baked in a kiln; not exposed to heat. 2. of bread, not prepared by heating. 3. fig. left in an unfinished or immature state; inchoate.
Unbaleful	adj	Harmless, not evil, unwoeful. 2. good, not wicked, unwicked.
Unbare	vb	To uncover, strip, lay bare. 2. expose to view.
Unbathed	adj	Unwashed, unclean, dirty. 2. not bathed, dry.
Unbe	vb	Not to be; to be non-existent. 2. to make non-existent. 2. to deprive of being.
Unbeamed	adj	Unplanked; without supporting beams, devoid of trees. 2. without shafts of light, darkish, lightless.
Unbear	vb	Not able to withstand, endure or tolerate. 2. to loosen the bearing rein on a horse.
Unbear	adj	Impatient, intolerant.
Unbearded	adj	That which is without a beard; clean-shaven. 2. of persons, not having a beard; clean-shaven. 3. of plants, not furnished with a bristles or hairy tufts, awnless.
Unbearing	adj	Infertile, unproductive, barren.
Unbeaten	adj	Not beaten or struck; not pounded; not broken up or soften by pounding. 2. not subdued or beaten down or trodden down. 3. not conquered or defeated. 4. not suffered defeat on the sporting field. 6. not scoured for game during a hunt.
Unbecome	vb	To fail to become or suit. 2. to be unbecoming.
Unbecomed	adj	Unadorned, simple and plain,
Unbecomely	adv	Unsuitably. 2. not becoming or befitting, unsuitable, improper, unworthy.
Unbecoming	pp	Not becoming, unsuitable; improper.
Unbecomingly	adv	In a manner or way unsuitable, improper, unbefittingly.
Unbecomingness	n	The state or quality of unsuitability, impropriety, unfitness.
Unbedewed	adj	Softened by the settling dew of morning.
Unbedimmed	adj	Not in any way bright or light, darkish or darkening.
Unbefitting	adj	Not suitable, proper or becoming.
Unbefittingness	n	The state or condition of being unsuitable, improper, unfit.
Unbefriended	adj	Without friends; friendless; all alone.
Unbeget	vb	To annul or undo the begetting of.
Unbeginning	n	Having no beginning or commencement; without beginning.
Unbeginngness	n	The state or quality of having no beginning or commencement.
Unbegirt	vb	To uncover or unsurround.
Unbegotten	adj	Ungenerated, unborn, without beginning. 2. not yet begotten. 3. of God, existing independent of natural causes; eternal.
Unbegraved	adj	Unburied, uninterred, unentombed.
Unbegun	adj	That had no beginning or ever-existed. 2. not yet begun, not commence or started; without beginning..
Unbeheld	adj	Not yet or unconceived in the mind, as the unbeheld splendour of heaven. 2. unseen or unimagined.
Unbeheve	adj	Disadvantageous, unprofitable.
Unbeholding	adj	Not obligated or beholding to another.
Unbeholdness	n	State or condition of not being under obligation to another.
Unbehoving	adj	Not requiring or needful of one's action in a matter.
Unbeing	n	The state of absence, non-existence or the lack of being
Unbekend	adj	Unknown.
Unbeknown	adj	Not known; without the knowledge of. 2. lying outside of one's knowledge or acquaintance. 3. without knowledge of.
Unbelie	vb	To not be false or tell a lie.
Unbelief	n	In matters of religion: absence or lack of religious belief; disbelief, incredulity.
Un-belief-ful	adj	Unbelieving, wanting in belief, incredible.
Un-belief-fulness	n	Unbelievableness; state or condition of total belief in religion.
Unbelieve	vb	To disbelieve, to give up belief in; discard or abandon belief.
Unbelieved	adj	Disbelieved; not believed; disbelieving.
Unbeliever	n	One who withholds belief. 2. one who has no faith. 3. one having a religion different from that of the speaker or writer.
Unbelieving	n	The action of not believing; disbelief; an instance of disbelief.
Unbelieving	adj	Not giving to or having belief in, esp. in religious matters or belief; incredulous, perfidious.
Unbelievingness	n	State or quality of not being.
Unbeloved	adj	"The Unbeloved" - not loved, unloved, liked or adored. 2. scorned and rejected, not beloved of a woman or women.
Unbelt	vb	To ungird. 2. to detach or remove a sword by unfastening the belt.
Unbelted	adj	Without a belt; not wearing a belt or a seat belt in a motor vehicle.
Unbend	vb	To release or relax a bow from tension. 2. to uncock a firearm. 3. to unstring something. 4. to slacken or weaken; give relaxation to. 5. free from serious occupation. 6. unfasten, untie, undo a cable, line etc. 7. to allow or cause (the brow) to relax from a serious, severe or frowning aspect. 8. to straighten from a bent or curved position; to unfold. 9. to abandon an effort or attempt to free oneself from constraint or ceremony; to do in an unconstrained or genial manner, to relax one's seriousness or severity. 10. to alter from a bend or curve; to become straight or less curved.
Unbended	adj	A relaxed, not curved or bent position. 2. free from serious or severe state.
Unbending	adj	Incapable of adapting or changing to meet circumstances; as an unbending will, inflexible, rigid. 2. not bending; not suffering flexure; not yielding to pressure; stiff; -- applied to material things. 3. unyielding in will; not subject to persuasion or influence; inflexible; resolute; -- applied to persons.4. unyielding in nature; unchangeable; fixed; -- applied to abstract ideas; as, unbending truths. 5. devoted to relaxation or amusement.
Unbendingness	n	The state or quality of being unbending; unyielding; inflexible, rigid, resolute, fixed, unchangeable.
Unbe-ness	n	Non-existence; the state of non-existence.
Unbenight	vb	To free from night, darkness or obscurity.
Unbenighted	adj	Not benighted. 2. enlightened intellectually or morally.
Unbent	adj	Not bowed or curved; straightened; free from bending. 2. released from a bent state like a bow. 3. not wrinkled or knit. 4. not subdued or subservient.
Unbequeathed	adj	Not uttered, declared, assigned (property) by will.
Unbereaved	adj	Not suffering the pain of bereavement.
Unbereft	adj	Old English bereafian "to deprive of, take away, seize, rob," from be + reafian "rob, plunder," Since mid-17c., mostly in reference to life, hope, loved ones, and other immaterial possessions. Past tense "bereft" now applies to circumstances.
Unberried	pp	Of peas: shelled; of currants: stripped from stalks; of fruits: plucked.
Unberthed	adj	Unboarded. 2. not yet reaching it's destination or moorings.
Unbeseen	adj	Unobserved, secretly. 2. unprovided, destitute, devoid of.
Un-be-seen-ness	n	Heedlessness; want of any care.
Unbeset	adj	Unbestowed or unapportioned.
Unbeset	vb	To free from dullness or stupidity.
Unbesought	adj	Not ardently sought out, desired or pursued.
Unbespeak	vb	To countermand; to cancel an order, booking or request for a service etc.
Unbespoken	adj	Not yet ordered, arranged, or engaged.
Unbestowed	adj	Not yet bestowed or given; or yet to be bestowed or given.
Unbet	adj	OE: ungebet: unamended; unchanged, staying as is.
Unbeteared	adj	Without or devoid of tears.
Unbethought	adj	Unpremeditated; without pretext; unintentiontally; unexpectedly. 2. unthought of; unrealized.
Unbetide	vb	To fail to happen; not occurring, not eventuating.
Unbetoken	vb	To not be a signal for or a symptom of; to not indicate, or point to. 2. not to indicate by signs; not bode, not portend, not omen, not presage, not foreshadow, not augur, not foretell, not forecast or predict. 3. to not signify by some visible object; to not show by signs or tokens. 4. to not foreshow by present signs; to not indicate something future by that which is seen or known.
Unbethrothe	vb	To not promise to take in marriage; to uninengage, to unplight. 2. to end or revoke the contract to any one for a marriage; to un-inengage or break or end the promise of marriage. 3. to no longer promise to take (as a future spouse); to end the plight of one's troth to. 4. to no longer nominate to a bishopric, in order to consecration.
Unbettered	adj	Not made better; not improved.
Unbeware	adv	Unaware, unbewares, not alert to.
Unbewed	adj	Unmarried, nubile, unwed
Unbewilder	vb	Not make one bewilder; not bewildered.
Unbewitch	vb	To deliver from witchcraft; see free from witchcraft. 2. to disenchant.
Unbidden	adj	Not invited; unpremeditated. 2. not spontaneous, not called forth, unasked; not ordered or commanded; 3. not asked or summoned; uninvited.
Unbidden	phr	"Unbidden thoughts" - unspontaneous.
Unbind	vb	To free from a bond, tie, make loose by unbonding a band; unfasten, untie or loosen; to open up or out; set free; detach. 2. free from sin ot its consequences; to absolve. 3. to set free, deliver, cure from sickness or trouble. 4. to make free, or release from legal restraint or obligation. 5. to give up an enterprise. 6. to restore personal liberty. 7. to clear of phlegm. 8. to dissolve, undo, destroy. 9. to aid the natural flux of the bowels.
Unbinding	adj	Not binding; esp. having no binding force, invalid. 2. loosening, dissolving.
Unbirthday	n	Any day but one's birthday.
Unbishop	vb	Deprive of the rank of bishop.
Unbitten	adj	Not bitten. 2. (slang) not enthusiastic; without enthusiasm.
Unbiwene	adj	Unexpected.
Unbleached	adj	Not bleached; having its natural color.
Unblenched	adj	Not dismayed.
Unbless	vb	State of being unblessed or loosing the blessing of God or some one dear to you.
Unblessed	adj	Not blessed, not validated, unendeared.
Unblighted	adj	Not affected by blight or anything that mars or prevents growth or prosperity; "unblighted towns and wicks". 2. not affected with blight; not preventing the growth and fertility of by blight. 2. that doesn't cause rot in or blast vegetables, or blights corn and fruit, and not injurious to man. 3. hence: not pernicious or destructive to the happiness of; does not ruin or blight man, animal or plant; unmarring; unfrustrating; as, unblightish to one's prospects.
Unblind	vb	To be free from blindness.
Unbliss	n	Unhappiness, sadness, sorrow, without delight.
Unblissful	adj	Destitute of happiness; blissless; unhappy.
Unblissfully	adv	Unhappily, sadfulnessly, sorrowfully, ungodly.
Unblithe	adj	Unhappy, sad, sorrowful, not delighted. 2. of things: unpleasant, disagreeable.
Unblithely	adv	Unhappily, sadfully, sorrisome, undelightful, blissless.
Unbloodied	adj	Not smeared or stained in blood.
Unbloodily	adv	In a bloodless manner; in a way without shedding blood.
Unbloodiness	n	State or condition of being without blood or bloodness. 2. not having bloodthirsty ways.
Unbloody	adj	Not involving the shedding of blood. 2. unbloody grave: that of one who has not died by bloodshed. 3. having no blood, unbloodied. 4. not bloodthirsty; diverse to bloodshed.
Unblown	adj	Not driven or tossed by wind, as flower or blossom. 2. not blown out; not extinguished. 3. not sounded; noiseless, without din.
Unboden	adj	Uninvited; unbidden, not provided with arms or weapons.
Unbodied	adj	Free from the body; disembodied. 2. having no body.
Unbodily	adj	Incorporeal.
Unbodiliness	n	State or condition of being free rom the body. 2. state or condition of bearing ethereal, formless, nonphysical, immaterial, spiritual.
Unboding	adj	Unpropitious, unpromising; not anticipated.
Unbody	vb	To leave or quit the body; to be free from the body. 2. to disembody; to render amorphous.
Unbold	adj	Lacking in boldness. 2. deficient in self-confidence or energy; timid, unbrave, undaring, undoughty, bashful, backward, slow.
Unboldness	n	The state or quality of lacking self-confidence. 2. undaring, undoughty, bashful, unbrave.
Unbolt	vb	Unlock, open by sliding the bolt from the catch.
Unbolted	adj	Not fastened by bolts; not bolted.
Unbone	vb	To unbend or straighten. 2. to remove the bone.
Unboned	adj	Not boned or bent; straight.
Unbooked	adj	Not entered, registered or recorded in book. 2. not book-learned; unread; uninformed.
Unbookish	adj	Not bookish or studious; free from bookishness and books.
Unbookishness	n	The fact or state of not being studious or booked-learned; unbook-learned. 2. unread; uninformed.
Unboot?	vb	To remove the boots from. 2. to take off one's boots.
Unborn	adj	Not yet born; future. 2. not carried or endured.
Unborrowed	adj	Not taken on pledge or credit.
Unbosom	adj	To reveal something hidden or secret. 2. to relax or elease from one's embrace.
Unbosom	phr	"Unbosom Oneself" - reveal, disclose, one's secret thoughts, anxieties.
Unbottom	vb	To divest of bottom, base or foundation. 2. fig. to deprive of support or stay. 3. to make unstable or unsettle.
Unbottomed	adj	Bottomless; unfathomable. 2. unsupported; not founded on or in something. 4. deprived of a bottom or foundation.
Unbought	vb	To not purchase or buy.
Unboughted	adj	Unpurchased; not bought. 2. unpunished.
Unboundness	n	The state or condition unlimited by boundaries. 2. unlimitness, boundlessness.
Unbowed	adj	Not bowed, invincible, undaunted.
Unbowing	adj	Unbending, unyielding.
Unbowingness	n	State or condition of being unyielding, unbending, inflexible.
Unbowsome	adj	Unyielding, stiff, inflexible, unable to bend or stoop.
Unbowsomeness	n	State or condition of being unyielding, unbending, inflexible; stiff.
Unbreathed	adj	Not breathed, hence not whispered or spoken; not communicated to another.
Unbraid	vb	To unplait, unweave; separated. 2. to not move in a jerky or sudden movement
Unbranded	adj	(Of a product) not bearing a name. 2. (of livestock) - not branded with the owner's mark.
Unbreaking	adj	Not separating or breaking apart. 2. not as yet happening or occurring.
Unbreathe	vb	To cease to breathe; to expire, die.
Unbreathed	adj	Unexercised, unpractised, unfit, unhealthy. 2. not having recovered breath, exhausted. 3. not uttered or whispered (as in speech)
Unbred	adj	Not properly brought up. 2. not imbued with good manners; unmannerly; ill-bred. 3. not trained in; not brought up to some occupation.
Unbreeched	adj	Not wearing breeches or trousers.
Unbriche	adj	Useless; unservicable.
Unbridle	vb	To remove a harness from a horse. 2. to loosen a restraint (fig. and lit.)
Unbridged	adj	Not having or crossed by a bridge.
Unbroken	adj	Of compacts etc; not broken or infringed. 2. unviolated, inviolate. 3. of material things, not broken or fractured; intact, whole. 4. not crushed, humiliated, humbled or subdued. 5. not impaired or weakened. 6. of horses, not tamed or tractable. 7. of ground, not broken by plowing or digging. 8. not thrown in disorder. 9. not variegated.
Un-broken-ness	n	The state or condition of being without a break or interruption; having no hiatus.
Unbrother	vb	To deprive of, or be deprive of a brother through separation or death. 2. to deprive of the feeling of brotherhood.
Unbrotherliness	n	State or condition of not being brotherly or having the characteristics of a brother.
Unbrotherly	adv	Not brotherly or characteristic of a brother. 2. in a manner or spirit befitting a brother.
Unbrought	adj	Not carried. 2. not brought forth or into.
Unbuild	vb	To pull down, demolish, destroy a building or a structure.
Unbuilt	adj	Not yet built or erected. 2. made without buildings. 3. of land, not occupied with buildings; not built on or upon.
Unburden	vb	To free from burden; to relieve.
Unburden	phr	"Unburden Oneself" - reveal to somebody one's anxieties, sorrows etc which are a burden to one's thoughts, or conscience.
Unburdensome	adj	Relieving someone or something of a burden.
Unburden-some-ness	n	The state or condition of relieving someone or something of a burden.
Unburied	adj	Not buried, entombed or interred; uninterred.
Unburn	vb	To restore from the effects of burning.
Unburning	adj	Not burning or scotching, as from a fire or sun: " the kind, unburning sun."
Unburnt	ppl	Not burnt or consumed by fire. 2. not subjected to the action of fire for a specific purpose; esp. of bricks, clay, lime.
Unbury	vb	To disinter, exhume, dig up, take out of the ground.
Unburying	n	Having the qualities of not being able to be buried; unburiable; fig. as of the emotions: an unburying anger.
Unbusied	adj	Leisurely.
Unbusiness-like	adj	Of unprofessional or incompetent action (or act) in the carrying out of business dealings. 2. shoddy, incompetent; unmethodical,
Unbusy	adj	Not busy or engaged. 2. leisurely, unbusied.