Added commonly user terms

.cspell.json

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 		"CORO",
 		"cback",
 		"mentionables",
+		"stringified",
+		"disdppgloss",
 		"awaiter",
 		"checkered",
 		"ramen",

docpages/INDEX.md

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 * [Frequently Asked Questions](/md_docpages_01_frequently_asked_questions.html)
 * [Installing D++](/md_docpages_01_installing.html)
 * [Example Programs](/md_docpages_03_example_programs.html)
+* [Commonly used terms](/md_docpages_disdppgloss.html)
 
 ## Architecture
 * \ref clusters-shards-guilds

docpages/disdppgloss.md

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+## A Glossary of Common Discord Terms
+
+This is a list of terms that one should know if you want use D++ (or any other discord library). These terms are not D++ specific, and are commonly used throughout most of the Discord developer community. This list, with a few exceptions, ***is discord specific***, that is to say that this is not a explanation of commonly used C++ terms, it is for people who are not familiar with the terminology of the discord API and libraries themselves.
+
+#### Glossary
+
+Listed in alphabetical order, with terms in bold, here are the basics on...
+
+1. **Action row**: A collection of up to five **components** which is attached to a message.
+
+2. **Audit log**: A log of **events** that have happened in a **guild**.
+
+3. **Auto mod**: Discord's low-code solution to moderation. However, it is very limited in scope.
+
+4. **Badge**: A decoration on someone's profile showing certain things about them, such as if they have nitro, if they are a discord developer, etc.
+
+5. **Bot token**: A secret string of characters that is used as a "login" to your bot. If you lose it or it gets leaked you will have to get a new one from the discord developer portal, so be sure to keep it in a place that is both secure and where you won't forget it.
+
+6. **Button**: A **component** on a message that can be styled that sends an **event** when clicked on by a user.
+
+7. **Cache**: A type of storage efficient for things like messages.
+
+8. **Callback**: While not strictly related to discord, it is used a LOT in D++. A callback is when a function is passed to another function, sort of like how you might give someone a telephone number (you give them the means to do some sort of interaction rather than asking them how to interact), which is used to handle responses to **events**.
+
+9. **Cluster**: A singular bot application, which is composed of one or more **shards**, a **cluster** is the center of bot development.
+
+10. **\(Slash\) command**: The primary way a user interacts with a bot. It is a command sent to the bot with **parameters** (which may be optional) and is initiated by staring a message with `/`.
+
+11. **Component**: A component is anything that can appear in a bot's message besides text, such as **buttons** and **select menus**.
+
+12. **Drop down/Select menu**: A **component** of a message that upon being clicked drops down and allows the user to select an option.
+
+13. **Embeds**: A widget attached to a message which can contain multiple fields of texts, an image, and much more information. 
+
+14. **Ephemeral**: A message only visible to the user being replied to.
+
+15. **Event**: Something that a Discord bot can respond to, such as a message being sent, a **button** being clicked, or an option being selected, among others.
+
+16. **Guild**: What the Discord API (and most libraries for it) call a server.
+
+17. **Intents**: The right for a bot to receive certain data from the Discord API.
+
+18. **Interaction**: A object that contains information about whenever a user interacts with a application, such as sending a message or clicking a button. It is the main part of an **event** that will be accessed in an application. 
+
+19. **Modal**: A pop up form that contains text that can be sent by a bot.
+
+20. **[Shards](\ref clusters-shards-guilds)**:  A shard manages part of the workload of your Discord application
+
+21. **Snowflake**: An unsigned 64 bit integer (it can represent anything from 0 to 2^64-1) that is used by discord to identify basically everything, including but not limited to, **guilds**, users, messages, and much more.
+
+22. **Subcommands**: A command which is derived from a different command, such as a bot that allows a person to get statistics for discord might have a `stats guild` command and a `stats global` command, both of which are **subcommands** of `stats`.