List of Old English Words in the OED/AT

Old English	sp	English
At	prp	In or very near a particular place.  2. at that precise position; 'at Jack’s house.' 3. (indicating time) simultaneous, during, as at six o’clock; 'at closing time;  at night. 4. in the direction of (often in an unfocused or uncaring manner), as 'he shouted at her.' 5. occupied in (activity), as in 'men at work.' 6. indicates a position on a scale or in a series, as in 'Elroy finished the round at tenth, seven strokes behind the leaders.'  7. because of, as 'to laugh at a joke.' 8. holding a given speed or rate, as 'it is growing at the rate of 3% a year.' or 'at 50 kpm' 9. In a state of as, 'she is at sixes and sevens with him, they are at loggerheads.'
At	n	The @ symbol.
At	phr	"At All" - in the slightest degree or to any extent, at least bit. 3. in the least. 3. in any way.
At	phr	"At all Times" - always; on all occasions.
At	phr	"At a Run" - moving at the speed of running, etc. 2. fast, brisk, slow, gentle.
At	phr	"At a Time" - in sequence, separately.
At	phr	"At a Time Like this" - at such a time, esp. an important time, or a time unsuitable for something to take place or be done.
At	phr	"At Best" - taking the most favorable view. 2. choosing the most hopeful possibility.
At	phr	"At Bottom" - fundamentally, essentially, whether this is apparent or not; at heart.
At	phr	"At First" - at, or in, the beginning with; at the time of something starting, or starting something.
At	phr	"At First Light" - at dawn.
At	phr	"At First Sight" - when first seen; when first considered; at first blush.
At	phr	"At Full Speed" - at the maximum rate of movement, or progress, appropriate to somebody, something.
At	phr	"At Hand" - close by. 2. about to hand.
At	phr	"At Heart" - in one's real nature.
At	phr	"At Heel" - following close behind.
At	phr	"At Home"- At the home teams field or ground. 2. at, to or towards the place you live. 3. a reception held in your own home.
At	phr	"At It" - engaged in an activity; doing something; working hard.
At	phr	"At Large" - (adv phr) in a general fashion, in a broad way. 2. (adj phr)- having escape or avoid incarceration.
At	phr	"At Last" - in the end result of a succession or process. 2. finally, ultimately, in the end, at long last. 3. at the end of a period of time; after a long time of waiting, wishing or striving for somebody, something. 4. at the last or during the final period. 5. at long last.
At	phr	"At Least" - at the least estimate, consideration, chance, etc. 3. having no less than; hence at any rate. 3. at all events, even.
At	phr	"At Length" - (adv phr)- in a verbose, lengthy or prolix manner. 2. lengthily.
At	phr	"At Long Last" - after a particularly long time of waiting, wishing or striving for somebody, something. 2. at last.
At	phr	"At Once" - (adv phr) - without delay or hesitation. 2. with no time intervening, now, right away. at a shot, immediately.
At	phr	"At One" - (adv phr) - after one fashion, alike. 2. in agreement, or concord.
At	phr	"At One and the Same Time" - simultaneously, at the same time.
At	phr	"At One Blow" - by means of one action or effort. 2. at one fell swoop.
At	phr	"At One's Behest" - in obedience to somebody's command, or in compliance to somebody's request (often with the implication of unwillingness)
At	phr	"At One's Bidding" - in obedience to somebody's command, or in compliance (often unwillingly) with somebody's request.
At	phr	"At One's Elbow" - very near one; with arm's reach.
At	phr	"At One Sitting" - during the course of one meeting. 2. in one period of activity.
At	phr	'At One Time or Another" - on an occasion or on different occasions in the past. 2. the precise time of date of which is not recalled, not given or not known.
At	phr	"At Sight" - as soon as something/somebody is seen; on sight. 2. at the sight of.
At	phr	"At Somebody's Hands" - through the action or agency of(usually with unjust or cruel implication).
At	phr	"At That" - moreover, too; also a surprising, noteworthy addition. 2. whereupon, immediately; subsequent to that. 3. thus far and no further, or as well. 4. possibly, now one comes to think about that. 5. according to that; in that way of thinking, reckoning, behaving ; in that case etc.
At	phr	"At the Best of Times" - even when conditions are most favorable. 2. at any time and especially now.
At	phr	"At the Foot of One's Bed" - in or near the bed at the end farthest away from the occupant's head.
At	phr	"At the Most" - in an amount not greater than. 2. to a degree or extent not more than, something specified, but likely to being less than.
At	phr	"At the Outside" - at the highest estimate, or reckoning, of a possible number ofr amount of time, money, material; at the most.
At	phr	"At the Same Time" - in spite of something already known, mentioned; nevertheless. 2. however, all or just the same. 2. not at a different time; simultaneously; at once.
At	phr	"At the Sight of" - when, or because, somebody/something is seen. 2. at sight.
At	phr	"At the Time" - then; when something specified was, will be happening.
At	phr	"At the Time of Speaking" - now; then.
At	phr	"At Top Speed" - very fast; as fast as possible.
At	phr	"At Will" - as one wishes; by willing something. 2.by exercising the power of mind over matter.
At	phr	"At Worst" - taking the least favorable view. 2. choosing the least hopeful possibility.
At	phr	"Where It's At" - (slang) the fashionable scene or activity.
A'tame	vb	To tame, subdue
At'bear	vb	To hear to, to bring.
At'blench	vb	To deceive. 2. to escape.
At'blow	vb	To blow at.
At'braid	vb	Snatch or draw away
At'break	vb	To break away; escape from.
At'burst	vb	To burst away, escape.
At'come	vb	To come away; escape.
At'creep	vb	To creep away.
At'dare	vb	To escape from hiding.
A'tee	vb	Drag or draw away
Atel	adj	Terrible, hideous, foul.
Atelich	adj	Atel-like, frightful, horrible, terrible, hideous, horrible, ugly.
A'tell	vb	To count, reckon, enumerate
Atend	vb	Set fire to, set on fire, kindle. 2. take fire.
A'tene	vb	Vex, irritate, annoy.
At erst	adv	At first, at the beginning.
A'tew	vb	To show, to show oneself, appear.
At'fall	vb	To fall away, to fall down, drop.
At'fang	vb	To sieze upon, at'fong.
Atfare	vb	Go away, set forth, escape, flee, atflee.
At'flee	vb	To flee.
At'fong	vb.	To seize upon, atfang.
At'fore	adv.	In front of, before. 2. in the pressure of, in the sight of, before. 3. before in time or order.
At'go	vb	To go to, approach. 2. to go away, pass away
A'that	prp	Until, till.
A'that	adv	Until, till.
Athel	n	One who is noble, a lord, chief.
Athel	adj	Of persons: good of family, noble of birth and character, eminent. 2. of things, of actions, character; noble, excellent, fine, pleasant, grand, splendid
Athele	vb	To honour, dignify.
Atheling	n	Member of nobility or noble family, prince, lord, barren, royal heir-apparent. 2. in OE poetry: men. 3. in later writing restricted to royal blood.
Athelmood	n	Noble-minded
A'thester	vb	Grow dim, darken, become obscure.
At'hind	adv	Behind.
A'think	vb	Became 'ofthink' - to repent.
A'think	phr	"It A'thinks Me" - it repents me.
Athinking	n	Repentance.
Athirst	adj	Suffering from or overtaken by thirst, thirsting. 2. fig. eager, earnest, desiring (athirst for knowledge).
A-this-half	adv	On this side
At'hold	vb	Withstand, keep back. 2. to restrain, detain a person. 3. to keep a thing in one's possession. 4. to keep in existence, maintain, preserve. 5. to keep in consideration, concern, give heed to. 6.to lay fast to, lay hold of; arrest, put under arrest.
At-home	adv	In one's home, in one's own home. 2. prepared to recieve visitors; to be acessible to callers. 3. in one's immediate neighbour. 4. near at hand. 5. home in one's own country. 6. at ease, as if in one's own home, hence also fig. 7. thoroughly, familiar or conversant with, well-practiced in.
At-homeish	adj	Somewhat inclined to be at-home or within the home. 2. belonging to or suited for being or staying at home; domesticated.
At-homeishly	adv	In an 'at-home' manner.
At-homeishiness	n	In the state or condition of being 'at-home.'
A'thrill	adv	In a thrill; thrillingly.
A'throat	vb	To throttle, strangle.
A'throng	adv	With a throng, throngingly, crowded.
A'thrysm	vb	To suffocate, stifle, choke, kill. Nb: 'throsm.'
A'tilt	adv	In a tilted, leaning or slanted fashion.
A'tire	vb	To cease, be weary, fail.
At'lead	vb	To lead or take away.
At'let	vb	To let away, let go from consideration; hence to neglect, disregard, pardon.
At'lie	vb	To lie idle or fallow.
At'low	adv	To be in a low position.
At'lutien	vb	To hide away, escape notice, lurk.
At'old	adj	Too old, very old.
Atone	vb	Make amends, expiate (for a wrong). 2. make repayment for; make amends to/ or.
Atonemaker	n	One who sets at one persons of variance; a mediator, an at-one-maker, a reconciler.
Atonemaking	n	At-one-making; reconciliation.
At-oneness	n	The state of being at one (with), harmony, a harmonious relationship.
Atoner	n	At-one-(e)r, one who reconciles; reconciles an expiation.
Atoning	n	At-one-ing; reconciling, making reparation for offences, expiating.
Atoningly	adv	At-one-ingly; in an reconciling manner by way of expiation of an offence.
Atop	adv	On or at the top.
Atop	prp	On the top of.
A'tride	vb	To ride away escape.
A'trine	vb	To touch, concern.
A'troke	vb	To fail; faint.
A'trout	vb	To rush away, escape.
At'sake	vb	To flee away.
At'shake	vb	To shake off.
At'shoot	vb	To shoot away.
At'sit	vb	To remain sitting, stay, abide.
At'spring	vb	To spring forth into existence, originate.
At'stand	vb	To stand still, remain. 2. to come to a standstill; to stop. 3. to make a hostile stand. 4. to resist, withstand. 5. to stand to, stand close to, to press or throng.
Atter	n	Venom, poison, esp that of a reptile. 2. gall; also fig: foul matter, pus from a sore, ulcer, abscess.
Atter	vb	To envenom, poison. 2. to embitter; fig. mix with gall
Attercop	n	Spider. 2. fig applied to a venomous, malignant person. 3. misapplied to a 'spider's web.'
Attering	adj	Poisoning, galling, venomous.
Atterlike	adj	Venomous, poisonous, galling, bitter.
Atterling	n	A malignant person, a shrew.
Atterlo(a)the	n	An antidote to poison; an alexipharmic, (applied spec. to several plants.
Attern	adj	Venomous, poisonous, malignant.
Atterness	n	Malignancy, bitterness, gallness, venom.
Attery	adj.	Mixed with gall, bitter, fig. purulent. 2. venomous, poisonous, malicious, spiteful. 3. full of morbid or bloody matter.
A'tumble	adv	In a tumbling way or manner; tossing.
A'twain	adv	In, or into, two parts; in two. 2. away from each other, asunder.
Atween	adv	In between, between while.
A'twend	vb	To go away, escape.
A'twin	vb	To separate, part.
A'twind	vb	To escape, depart, cease.
Atwite	vb	To cast imputation on, reproach, upbraid, taunt, blame. 2. to reproach a thing with a person.
Atwitng	n	Reproaching, reproach, taunt.
Atwo	adv	In or into two parts; atwain. 2. away from each other, apart, asunder.
Atwrench	vb	To escape by one's wiles.