List of Old English Words in the OED/YE

Old English	sb	English
Ye	prn	Thou.
Yea	interj	Interjection expressing assent to a statement or command; truly, verily. 2. yes, indeed.
Yea and nay	adj	Indefinite and indeterminate, shilly-shally, vacillating, ambiguous, undecided, expedient.
Yea and nayer	n	A fence-sitter, waverer, one who vacillates, sways, quakes or hesitates.
Yea and Nays	n	Affirmative and negative votes.
Yea-forsooth	adj	pertaining to or indicative of one who say 'yea' & 'forsooth', not belonging to genteel society, as a coarse, yea-forsooth rascal.
Yeah	adv	Colloquial form of 'yes'.
Yean	vb	Bringing forth a lamb or kid. 2. pregnant.
Yeanling	n	A young lamb or kid.
Yea nayish	adj	Somewhat indefinite or vacillating.
Year	n	1. Any of various calendar units based on the time the earth takes to revolve once around the sun, especially: in the Gregorian calendar, a period beginning on January 1 and ending on December 31, consisting of 365 or 366 days in 12 months. 2. a period of 365 or 366 days used as the basis for another calendar such as the Julian calendar. 3. a sidereal year. 4. a solar year. 5. period of about a year. 6. a period equal to the calendar year but beginning on a different date: a tax-reckoning year; a farming year. 7. an annually recurring period devoted to a special activity: the school year. 8. age, especially old age. 9. years as an indefinitely long period of time: it's been years since we saw her.
Year	phr	"In the Year Of the Lord" - in a year specified Ad.
Year	phr	"Of the Year" - chosen as outstanding in a particular year.
Year	phr	"Year after Year" - continually over years.
Year	phr	"Year and a Day" - a time to be allowed for an act or an event, in order that an entire year might be served beyond all.
Year	phr	"Year in, Year Out" - continually over years.
Year	phr	"Year on Year" - year after year.
Yearbook	n	An annual publication dealing with events or aspects of the usual preceding year.
Yearbookish	adj	Prepared in a manner somewhat resembling a yearbook.
Year-day	n	An anniversary of birth, death, or marriage, or any memorable event in a family or nation.
Yeared	adj	Containing years, having existed or been for many years; aged.
Year-end	n	The end of esp. the financial year.
Yearful	adj	Desirous.
Yearling	n	An animal between one and two years old. 2.
Yearling	adj	a year old having existed or being such for a year. 2. intended to terminate after one year.
Yearlong	adj	Lasting a year or the whole year. 2. continually through the year.
Yearly	adj	one, produced or occurring once a year. 2. lasting a year.
Yearly	adv	Once a year; from year to year.
Yearman	n	Someone in a particular year of study.
Yearmark	n	An inscription on a coin indicating the year in which the coin was either produced or issued.
Yearmind	n	The commemoration of a deceased person by requiem services on the first or on each anniversary of her or his death.
Yearn	vb	Have a strong emotional longing towards. 2. filled with compassion or tenderness.
Yearner	n	One who yearns or longs emotionally and strongly.
Yearnful	adj	Desirous.
Yearnfully	adv	In a desirous or longing manner.
Yearning	n	A strong emotion of longing or desire, especially with tenderness.
Yearningly	adv	With yearning, with desire, longingly.
Year-on-year	adj	Year over year and compared with the same period in previous years.
Year-old	sfx	A suffix used to indicate the age of someone or something, in terms of years.
Yearward	adv	In direction of the year as a whole, towards the remainder of the year.
Yea-sayer	n	One who agrees or assents, one who is always
Yea-saying	n	Acquiesence, to agree to a statement even when in doubt.
Yearward	adv	In the direction of the year as a whole; toward the remainder of the year.
Yeast	n	Substance produced in the forming of alcohol by certain liquids, used in bread making
Yeast-bitten	adj	When the froth of the beer has entered the body of the beer.
Yeasted	adj	Made with yeast or having yeast as an ingredient.
Yeastily	adv	In a yeasty manner.
Yeastiness	n	State or condition of being yeasty.
Yeastless	adj	Without or not containing yeast.
Yeastlike	adj	Resembling yeast or haracteristic of yeast in some aspect.
Yeasty	adj	Frothy or tasting like yeast. 2. in a ferment. 3. working like yeast. 4. of talk; light and superficial.
Yeaword	n	Appeasement
Yedding	n	A speech, a long discourse, a spree, a gest or tale or verse of romance.
Yeie	vb	Cry out, bark, blaspheme
Yeke	n	Cuckoo. 2. fool, simpleton, bastard
Yekth	n	Itch. itching
Yeld	adj	Of an animal: barren, one passed the time for having young, or too young to bear young. 2. Cattle not yielding milk. Fig., unproductive, effete
Yell	n	A loud strident cry or noise; yelling.
Yell	vb	To utter or omit a strident cry, esp. because of a some sudden emotion such as rage, horror, hurt, agony. 2.To sing loudly or chant.
Yeller	n	Someone who communicates in a loud voice.
Yelling	n	To cry out loudly as in pain, fright, surprise, enthusiasm or a cheer uttered or chanted in unison.
Yellow	n	Colour of gold, butter, egg-yolk. 2. Primary colour in the spectrum of blue and orange.
Yellow	phr	"Be Yellow" - be scared to do something; cringe, act cowardly.
Yellow-back	n	A cheap novel, esp. in a yellow cover; a pot-boiler, penny dreadful.
Yellow belly	n	A coward. 2. in times past a person born in the fens of Lincolnshire (from the sickly yellow complexion of persons residing in marshy living-places.)
Yellow-earth	n	Yellowish clay, coloured by iron, used as pigment.
Yellowed	adj	having a yellowy color, esp. due to aging.
Yellow-evil	n	Jaundice
Yellow-gold	n	The purest gold of all.
Yellow-green	adj	Of a pale apple-green color; chartreuse.
Yellow-haired	adj	Blonde, golden-haired
Yellowing	n	The act of becoming yellow.
Yellowish	adj	Somewhat yellow in colour, yellowly. 2. tinged with yellow.
Yellowishly	adv	having a colour resembling yellow.
Yellowishness	n	The property of having a slight or moderate shade of yellow.
Yellow-livered	adj	Cowardly, weak-kneed, meek.
Yellow rain	n	Often in Fir forests the pollen is given off into the air in such enormous quantities that it is washed down by the rain as a yellow powder and is popularly known as Sulphur rain or Yellow rain.
Yellowred	adj	Of a colour between yellow and red: orange.
Yellow Sea	n	An arm of the Pacific Ocean between Korea and the Eastern coast of China.
Yellow star	n	Symbol the Nazis required Jewish people to wear during 1933 to 1945
Yellow streak	n	Cowardice; a personality trait combining cowardice, treachery and meanness.
Yellows	n	Name of certain plants, such as Genista tinctora and Reseda inteola, yielding a yellow dye. 2. 'The Yellows': jaundice
Yellowware	n	A type of yellowy earthenware or stoneware made from a yellow clay.
Yellowy	adj	Somewhat yellow; yellowish.
Yelm	n	A bundle of straw laid out for thatching.
Yelm	vb	To bundle
Yelp	n	A dog shrill bark of excitement or distress. 2.The cry of dogs and some other animals. 3. The lifting up of one's voice to cry aloud. 4. Boasting, vain-glorous speaking
Yelper	n	A boaster, animal or person who whines or yelps; a whelp: avocet, a young partridge. 2. A Town Crier. 3. A writer or speaker whose utterance is like a yelper: whining, whingeing, complaining. Yelpers: wild beasts
Yelpy	adj	Likely or prone to yelp.
Yelt	n	A young sow, a gilt
Yelve	n	Dung or garden fork
Yeme	n	Care, heed, attention
Yemeles	n	Carelessness, heedlessness, negligence
Yemer	n	Custodian, carer, one who looks after something.
Yender	n	(ere under)Forenoon, morning
Yeo	n	A river, stream; a yea, ea.
Yeoman	n	OE 'young (?) & man' servant, attendant in a royal or noble household. 2. groom, page, assistant as in yeoman of the ewery. 3. reliable, trustworthy assistant or helper
Yeoman-like	adj	Sturdy, courageous, bold, staunch.
Yeomanly	n	Pertaining to or resembling a yeoman. 2. of yeoman rank; brave, rugged, staunch
Yeomanly	adv	Like a yeoman; bravely, staunchly.
Yepe	adj	Cunning, crafty, sly, wily. 2. nimble, agile, brisk, bold, daring. Adv. yeply
Yepsen	n	The two hands together, so as to form a bowl-shaped cavity
Yerd	n	A stick; presumably from the same origin as yard, from Old English ġerd (“branch, twig, stick”) related to English and Scots yerk (“to whip, beat, strike, especially with a stick”).
Yerd	vb	(rare) To beat with a stick
Yerd-hunger	n	(eard or earth hunger) Voracious desire for land. "Lebensraum"
Yere	vb	Yearn, desire, long for
Yering	n	A desire, a longing, request
Yern	adj	Eager, willing, earnest, desirous, greedily, thoroughly, covetous. 2. Swift, rapid, fast, brisk, lively, quick, nimble, agile. also spelt: 'yerne'.
Yerner	n	A runner.
Yerning	n	Running
Yes	interj	Used in answering that something is so or that someone will do something or sign something that one is in agreement with a statement.
Yes	phr	"Yes and Amen" - an emphatic agreement.
Yes	phr	"Yes and No" - an answer that is partly true or untrue. 2. an answer that agrees but disagrees in another.
Yes	phr	"Yes to Death" - to agree in something; somewhat sarcastically
Yes-man	n	A weak acquiescent person; an obsequious subordinate.
Yesmanship	n	The state or position of a yes-man.
Yester	pref	A prefix meaning immediately preceding present, as in yesterday, yesternoon, yestereve. 2. the period of time: last past. (now only used in combination with 'day' .
Yesterday	n	The day preceding today. 2. loosely, the near past.
Yesterday	phr	"Not Born Yesterday" - be not naive.
Yesterday	adv	On the day last past. 2. at a recent time.
Yester-eve	n	Yesterday eve.
Yester-evening	n	The evening of yesterday
Yesterfang	n	That which was captured or caught on the previous day, as a previous day 's catch.
Yestermonth	n	Last month
Yestermorn	n	Yesterday morning.
Yestern	n	Of or pertaining to yesterday.
Yesternight	n	Last night.
Yesternoon	n	Noon yesterday.
Yestertide	n	A time period previous to the present; in the past; yestertime.
Yestertime	n	A time period previous to the present; in the past; yestertide.
Yestreen	n	Tne night before (yester & e'en).
Yesterweek	n	Last week.
Yesteryear	n	Last year. 2. the recent past.
Yes way	intj	Indicates defiance of a previously said 'no way".
Yet	adv	Till now or then, still; again, in addition; some time; before the chance is is gone; even, as in yet older; though that it is so.
Yet	vb	To pour. 2. to shed tears or blood. 3. to pour forth or cause to flow in a flood. 4. to shed. 5. to infuse 6. to gush forth or flow in as stream, as water or tears. 7. to form an object by pouring molten metal into a mold; to found or cast metal. 8. to form metal into a shape, by pouring it when melted into a mold. 9. to melt down metal. 11. to set or fasten(as iron in stone) by means of molten lead, hence to fix firmly. See yote, yotling, yoter
Yet	phr	"As Yet" - up to now.
Yet	phr	"Nor Yet" - and also not.
Yetting	n	Casting, founding.
Yetling	n	Pot or boiler, usu. of cast iron. 2 various articles made of cast iron. 3.cast iron (itself), cast.
Yeuck	n	Itch, a prickly feeling.
Yeuck	vb	To irritate or itch the skin.
Yetting	n	Casting, founding
Yever	adj	Greedy, voracious, covetous. 2. eager, quick, prompt.
Yeverly	adv	Greedily, yeversome. 2. quickly
Yeverness	n	Greediness, gluttonly. 2.eagerness, impetuousity. Yevery.
Yew	n	Yeugh, a tree of the genus taxus, esp. the common yew of Europe and Asia, Taxus baccata. Yews are placed in church-yards and cemeteries, and closely associated with mourning. Branches and twigs of the tree are thought of as symbols of mourning.
Yewen	vb	Made of the wood of the yew tree.
Yex	n	Yex or yesk: a hiccups, sob, belch
Yex	vb	To hiccough or hiccup, belch forth.