List of Old English Words in the OED/UNF

Old English	n	English
Unfain	adj	Reluctant, having a feeling of dislike, not glad or delighted; sorry, ill-pleased, unpleased.
Unfair	adj	Lack of fairness or equity, injustice.
Unfair	vb	To deprive of fairness or beauty.
Unfairing	adj	Unattractive, unpleasant, unbeautiful.
Unfairly	adv	In an unfair manneri inequitably, unjustly. 2. in a rough, disorderly or untidy manner.
Unfaken	adj	Guilleless, innocent.
Unfallen	adj	Not morally fallen. 2. not fallen in lit sense.
Unfallenness	n	State or quality of moral probity. 2. state of remaining on one's feet.
Unfarewelled	adj	Not farewelled on departure or leaving.
Unfanded	pp	Untried
Unfarrantly	adv	Not nice, unseeemingly, not farrantly.
Unfast	adj	Insecure; unresistant; not fixed,loose, unfastened, prone to fading. 2. not speedily or quick. 3. sedate, not liable to do things recklessly.
Unfathered	adj	Having no (acknowledged or known) father; illegimate, bastardic; deprived of a father. 3. of obscure origin; unauthenticated.
Unfathered	adj	Deprive of a father; made fatherless.
Unfatherliness	n	State or quality of being fatherless.
Unfathomed	adj	Of an unascertained depth; unsounded; fig. not fully known or explored; unascertained.
Unfathomless	adj	Unknown, unascertainable, as the Unfathomless depth of his love.
Unfeared	adj	Not affected by fear, undismayed. 2. not regarded with fear; undreaded.
Unfearful	adj	Having no fear; fearless; fully, fearlessly; resolutely.
Unfearing	adj	Invulnerable to fear or intimidation; audacious, brave, dauntless, fearless, hardy, intrepid.
Unfeathered	adj	Not provided or coverd with feathers (of birds).
Unfed	adj	Not fede or nourished.
Unfeeling	adj	Devoid of sensation; insensible, fig. not sensitive to impressions, etc. 2,. without kindly or tender feeling; callous, unsympathetic.
Unfele	adj	Bad, evil, wicked, wretched, miserable, unpleasant.
Unfelled	adj	Still standing; not yet felled or cut down.
Unfelt	adj	Benumbing, deadened, dulled, insensate, insentient, numbed, unfeeling, unperceptive.
Unfere	adj	Imfirmed, weak, unfit for or incapable of exertion.
Unfickle	adj	Stable, steady, invariable, uncapricious, constant. 2. firm or steady in affection, behavior, opinion, or loyalty. 3. constant suggests an innate disposition to status quo: a loyal lover, is not flitting from affair to affair.
Unfiery	adj	Not consisting of, not attended with, not characterised by or containing fire. 2. not intensely hot. 3. not like or suggestive of fire. 4. not intensely ardent, impetuous or passionate; dispassionate. 5. not easily angered or provoked. 6. coolish, coldish,
Unfighting	adj	Fleeing or uneager for the fight or battle.
Unfill	vb	To not fill a (container) or something that can be filled, (lit. and fig.) 2. to empty; to pour out.
Unfilled	adj	Not filled or made full. 2. fig. unfulfilled.
Unfillinglike	adj	Insatiable.
Unfilm	vb	To clear one's eyes; to remove the mist from one's eyes.
Unfingered	adj	Not provided with or having fingers. 2. untouched with fingers or hands; unhanded.
Unfired	adj	Not subject or exposed to fire. 2. of firearms: not discharged by firing. 2. not set on fire; not ignited
Unfirm	adj	Not firm; lacking solidity or rigidity. 2. weak, feeble, infirm, invalid, wanting in strength or power. 3. unsteady, flighty. 4. unsteady, unstable, insecure, liable to slip or fall. 5. not firmly placed or planted. 6. of a loose or soft consistency; incompact.
Unfirmness	n	The state or quality of being unfirm or some what soft. 2. not strong or forceful in dealing with others.
Unfitted	adj	Not fitted up or out; not properly furnished. 2. not adapted or suited; unfit. 3. not adjusted by fitting.
Unfitting	adj	Not fitting or suitable; unbecoming, improper.
Unfittingness	n	The state or condition of being not suitable or fitting, not becoming or proper.
Unfledged	adj	Not yet fledged, callow, unfeathered. 2. of an arrow: unfeathered. 3. of persons: immature, inexperienced. 4. of things: not fully developed; still in a crude or imperfect state; inchoate. 4. pertaining to youth and inexperience.
Unfleeting	adj	Not passing swiftly; intransient, unephemeral.
Unflesh	vb	To strip of flesh.
Unfleshed	adj	Not yet stimulated by tasting flesh; fig. untried, raw, inexperienced. 2. stripped of flesh; not covered with flesh.
Unfleshiness	n	State or condition of the spirit, free from the body and flesh. 2. spiritual, free from the the body, in an unfleshiness eternity.
Unflock	vb	Disgregarize; send from the flock or group; ostracise.
Unflown	adj	Not yet flown.
Unfoed	adj	Without enemy or foe.
Unfold	n	A developmental process: flowering, blossoming, opening, revealing, displaying etc.
Unfold	vb	To open or unwrap the folds of; to spread open, expand; to straighten out. 2. to open the lips, eyes, a gate etc. 3. to disclose, reveal by statement or exposition; to explain. 4. to disclose to view, to display. 5. to unwrap; to release or extract from wrappings. 6. to come upon, to spread out, to expand; to become patent or plain. 7. to release sheep from folds or fold
Unfolding	adj	Being revealed at this very moment; becoming plain or clearer. 2. opening, opening up; displaying. 3. spreading out; unwrapping, expanding.
Unfollowed	adj	Not moving behind in the same direction. 2. not coming after. 3. not pursuing.
Unfooted	adj	Not trodden on by the feet of men; untraversed.
Unfootsore	adj	Not having sore or tired feet after a long walk or march. 2. not way-weary, way-worn.
Unforbearing	adj	Not showing patent, unruffled self-control, and restraint under adversity. 2. quick to retaliate or express resentment; long suffering. 3. not able to control oneself when provoked.
Unforbearing-ness	n	The state or quality of being unable to show self-control and restraint under adversity. 2. a quickness to relataliate or express resentment.
Unforbid	vb	To allow to happen or take place. 2. to make possible, let, permit, not prohibit.
Unforbidden	ppl	Allowing to happen or taking place. 2. making possible. letting, permitting, not prohibiting.
Unforbode	vb	To not prophesize; not foretell or predict.
Unforeboding	adj	Not prophetic, foretelling, without prescient, unaugured, unpredicting.
Unforgetful	adj	Retentive of memory; recollective; mindful or attentive. 2. able to keep in mind. 3. remembering.
Unforgetting	adj	Unable or unwilling to forget. 2. not forgetting, enduring or persisting in memory.
Unforgiveness	n	The state or quality of not forgiving.
Unforgiving	adj	Not inclined or able to forgive or show mercy. 2. not dispose to forgive or overlook offence. 3. unmerciful, uncompassionate. 4. resentful; unpardoning.
Unforgolden	adj	Unrequited.
Unforgone	adj	Not predetermined or already decided on, not previously happening. 2. not passed by or gone pass.
Unforegone'ness	n	State or condition of not being pre-determined.
Unforgotten	adj	Not forgotten, remembered.
Unforeknown	adj	Already known or aware of.
Unforlet	ppl	Not abandoned or given.
Unforesaken	adj	Remain with or not withdraw from; staying or staying true to; supportive. 2. maintaining, not giving up on. 3. not rejecting, accepting.
Unforeseeing	adj	Without prior knowledge or awareness of. 2. the unforeseeing security of charmed and confident happiness.
Unforeseen	adj	Not anticipated; unanticipated, unforeseen, unlooked-for, out of the blue
Unforeseen-ness	n	State or condition of not anticipating, unforeseeing, unlooking-for, not-out-of-the-blue.
Unforsworn	adj	As yet or not foresworn or perjured under oath. 2. as yet or not repudiated.
Unforethought	n	Not planned, devised or plotted in advance of action. 2. not thought of prior to an event ; not planned or considered beforehand. 3. not judicious in avoiding harm or danger; not prudent of care for the future.
Unforetold	adj	A silence has followed not unforetold: not told, spoken of beforehand, anticipated.
Unforewarned	adj	Our unforewarned Grandma Eve: not warned prior to or before.
Unfothered	adj	Not foddered.
Unfought	adj	Of battle, strife, argument not yet fought or contested.
Unfouled	ppl	Not made foul or impure; undefiled.
Unfounded	adj	Not found; not yet discovered; undiscovered. 2. of no foundation or basis; chiefly fig. groundless, unwarranted. 3. powerless.
Unfoxed	adj	Sober.
Unframe	vb	To distress, trouble, to take to pieces, to destroy. 2. to undo. 3. to dislocate; to thrown into confusion, disorder, distract.
Unfree	adj	Ignoble, base. 2. characterised by want of freedom. 3. not at liberty to do something. 4. not possessed of personal liberty; destitute of freedom. 5. not holding the position of a free or privileged member of a corporation. 6. not free of duty, tax, or impost; not exempted from commercial restrictions.
Unfree	vb	To make unfree; to deprive of freedom.
Unfreely	adv	Not beautiful; " their mouths wide, their eyes broad; unfreely was their faces made.
Unfreeness	n	Restriction.
Unfriend	n	One who is not a friend, or on friendly terms; an enemy. 2. one not a member of the "Society of Friends."
Unfriended	adj	Not provided with friends; friendless.
Unfriendlily	adv	Hrash words unfriendlily spoken.
Unfriendliness	n	State or condition not characterised by friendliness.
Unfriendly	adj	Not characteristic of a friend or friendship; in an unfriendly manner. 2. exhibiting dislike or hostility. 3. not having the quality or disposition of a friend; esp. unfavourably disposed, inimical, hostile. 4. not propitious or favourable.
Unfriendship	n	Unfriendliness; enmity.
Unfright	adj	Unafraid.
Unfrightenedness	n	Unfearfulness. 2. state of not being afraid.
Unfrith	n	Dissension, strife.
Unfulfilled	adj	Not carried out or done: many unfulfilled requests. 2. not yet achieved: his unfulfilled dreams. 3. not happy or satisfied, from not having achieved one’s desires or full potential.
Unfull	adj	Not filled fully.
Unfulmaking	n	Imperfection.
Unfurthersome	adj	Unfavourable, as in unfurthersome weather; that does not further or aids the ripening of the crop.