Lisp learning notes1

Although Lisp is a powerful programming language with a very simple syntax. However, the ads is always said in a tricky way. Lots of functions and marcos should be remembered if you want to use lisp. I just want to make a list of functions and marcos I have met in the book to keep me remember of all this.
Here it is:

format	most flexible way of output
t	a shorthand for the stream *standard-output*
defun	functions define
load	load a file of expression
compile-file	compile a lisp file
list	make a list
(list :a 1 :b 2 :c 3)	property list
getf	choose element by property
defvar	define a variable
push	add items 1st to 2nd
dolist	looping from 2nd param
~a	output format consume one argument
~10t	emit spaces
~%	emit one more newline to put blank line
~{ and ~}	loops over that list
force-output	=flush in c
read-line	read a single line of text
*query-io*	global variable contain input stream
or	logical operation
y-or-n-p	ask for y/n
loop	repeat until return called
return	end loop
if	just "if"
not	logical operation
with-open-file	opens a file
with-standard-io-syntax	ensures certain variables that affect
print	output as a lisp readable format
setf	assignment operator
read	read from the stream in
evenp	return T if argument is an even number
remove-if-not	takes a predicate and a list return list match predicate
lambda	anonymous function
equal	compare strings
mapcar	map over a list
defmarco	define a macro
reverse	reverse a list
pop	inverse operation of push
-p	check if the param is be passed
' or `	stop evaluation expression
,	start evaluated
#	shorthand for get function by name
function	syntactic sugar for #'
@	splices the value
&key / &rest / &optional	vary params
funcall	(funcall #'foo para1 para2)call functions
apply	==funcall paras be a list