List of Old English Words in the OED/UNC

Old English	n	Modern English
Uncalled	adj	Not in response to a summons. 2. without being asked or demanded.
Uncalled	phr	"Uncalled for" - not desirable or necessary.
Uncalled-for	adj	Unnecessary, gratuitous; not justified by circumstances; discourteous.
Uncallow	adj	With hair; not bald; hairy. 2. covered with loam, gravel, sand, earth.
Uncallow	vb	To clear the surface of clay, soil, marl, sand, etc.
Uncallowing	n	Condition of being with hair, unbald, haired.
Uncanniness	n	The state or quality of being uncanny.
Uncanny	adj	Mischievous, malicious. 2. careless, incautious. 3. unreliable, not to be trusted. of persons - not quite safe to trust in, or have dealings with, as being associated with supernatural acts or powers. 3. partaking of a supernatural character; mysterious, weird; uncomfortably strange or unfamiliar. 4.
Uncared	adj	Neglected, unloved.
Uncared	phr	"Uncared for" - not properly tended or looked after.
Uncared-for	adj	Not looked after, neglected, untended.
Uncaredly	adv	Without taking care; recklessly.
Uncareful	adj	Without care or concern for others; unkind; reckless. 2. without care, affection or liking.
Uncaring	adj	Neglectful; without compassion.
Uncaringness	n	State or quality of not caring, having liking or respect for. 2. without care for others; hard-hearted, uncompassionate; unkind.
Uncart	vb	Unload from a cart.
Unchewed	adj	Not chewed or masticted.
Unchidden	adj	Unscolded, unreproved, not reproved. 2. free of anger, dispute, wrangle.
Unchild	vb	To deprive of children; to make childless. 2. to deprive of the status of a child or the qualities peculiar to childhood, as in many Third World countries.
Unchilded	adj	Deprived or destitute of children; childless.
Unchildlike	adj	Not like or behaving like a child. 2. mature by years; precious.
Unchildly	adv	Unfilial; undutiful.
Unchilled	adj	Not chilled or cooled.
Unchosen	adj	Not selected; not chosen.
Unchristian	adj	Unbecoming to a christian. 2. foriegn to Christianity; hence uncharitable, ungracious, rude. 3. pagan, heathen, afgodness.
Unchristianly	adv	In an unchristian mmner.
Unchristen-ness	n	State of being a non-Christian or unbaptisted into the Christian faith.
Unchurch	vb	Deprive of membership of a church; expel from a church. 3. excommunicate. 3. to deny the validity of the sacraments and order of, as a sect. 4. to deprive of the name and status of a church.
Unchurched	adj	Not associated with a church; not church-going.
Unclad	adj	Unclothed, without clothes, not clad; undressed, naked.
Unclean	adj	Not morally pure; impure; defiled, unchasted. 2. of persons, want of physical cleanliness: dirty, unwashed, ; of their thoughts: unchaste, unclean, impure.
Uncleanliness	n	The state or condition of not being morally pure; impure; defiled, unchasted. 2. of persons, thoughts; ways: unchasteness, impurity, dirtness, foulness, malodorous. 3. wanting of physical cleanliness; dirty, filthy, malodorous.
Uncleanly	adv	Morally or spiritually impure. 2. lacking in physical cleanliness or in a manner unclean; dirty, foulish; filthy, malodourously.
Uncleanness	n	Quality or state of being morally or spiritually unclean; morally impurity; an instance of this. 2. physical impurity; filthiness, foulness, squalor.
Uncleave	vb	To become unfastened or detached.
Unclench	adj	Open the fist; release; untighten; loosen grip on.
Unclenched	adj	Released (a clenched part of the body, as jaw or fist). 2. relaxed from a clenched state; untightened.
Unclimbed	adj	Of a mountain peak, not previously climbed.
Unclothe	vb	To strip of vegetation.
Unclothed	adj	Naked; without clothes, bare, nude. 2. not covered with vegetation.
Uncloud	vb	To clear or free from clouds or cloudiness. 2. fig - to free from obscurity or gloom; to clear. 3. to become clear.
Unclouded	adj	Not obscured or darken by clouds. 2. transfig or fig. not darkened or obscured.
Uncombed	adj	Of hair, not combed.
Uncomeliness	n	The quality of being uncomely; a want of comeliness, fairness or seemliness. 2. unruliness.
Uncomely	adj	Not pleasing or agreeable in the moral sense or to the notion of propriety. 2. unbecoming, imprecise, unseemly. 3. not pleasing or agreeable to the senses; not comely or fair to look upon.
Uncomely	adv	Unsuitably; unagreeably; unseemly; imprecisely. 2. unfairly, unattractively; not beautifully.
Uncocked	adj	Of a hat: not turned up.
Uncooked	adj	Not cooked for eating. 2. not altered or suited for a purpose.
Uncool	adj	Not stylish or fashionable. 2. not having street credibility.
Uncropped	adj	Not cropped.
Uncrowded	adj	Not filled or likely to fill with crowd or throng. 2. unthronged, near to empty.
Uncouth	adj	Of facts or matters of knowledge: unknown; not certainly known; uncertain. 2. not acquainted or familiar with; unfamiliar; unaccustomed, strange. 3. of ways, paths, etc., land, persons, nations, foreign things: unknown or unfamiliar in character; unusual, uncommon, strange, marvellous (rare), alien, foriegn to something; unrecognisable. 3. of manners, unseemly, indecorous. 4. of smells: unpleasant, malodorous. 5. places: not commonly known or frequented; solitary, desolate, rugged, rough, wild. 6. of life, surroundings: unattractive, unpleasant, uncomfortable; strange, uneasy; at a loss. 7. of strange appearance or form: odd, uncomely, akward; clumsy shape or bearing. 8. of persons: awkward, uncultured in manners or appearance;. 9. of language:unknowing, ignorant. 10. unknown of persons; such as a stranger. 11. of things not commonly known; news.
Uncouthly	adv	In a strange, unfamiliar or uncouth manner.
Uncouthness	n	The quality or condition of being uncouth in various senses.
Uncouthsome	adj	Unfavourable, unpleasant.
Uncraftily	adv	Unskilfully. 2. without deceit or in a manner undeceitfully.
Uncraftiness	n	Unskilfulness. 2. deceitlessness.
Uncraftly	adv	Not dextrous or ingenious. 2. unskilful.
Uncunning	n	Ignorance, stupidity, unskilfulness, gorm.
Uncunning	adj	Ignorant, lack of knowledge, unlearned, stupid, gullible, gormless, unskilful.
Uncunningly	adv	In an ignorant manner, unskilfully.
Uncunningness	n	The state or quality of being ignorant, ignorance. 2. unskilfulness, gullibility.
Uncunningship	n	Uncunninghood.
Uncursed	adj	Not cursed; free from evil.