Add "Huffmanize" to glossary

Author: zoffixznet

doc/Language/glossary.pod6

@@ -269,6 +269,24 @@ X<|fiddly>
 
 Too complicated to apply a meta-op to. See L<operator|#Operator>.
 
+=head1 Huffmanize
+
+With reference to L<Huffman coding|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huffman_coding>,
+"huffmanizing" is making things that are commonly used easier, and often shorter,
+to type. With things that are used less frequently it's both less of a bother
+to type longer pieces of code and often longer, more descriptive naming
+is necessary to easily be reminded of what the rarely-used feature does.
+
+For example, printing output is a common task, while performing
+thread-safe atomic addition on native atomicity-safe integers is much less so.
+There's a need to "huffmanize" the task printing and that's why you can do it by
+just typing three letters L<put>. But there's no need to "huffmanize" the
+rarely-needed atomic operators, which is why you type the lengthier
+names, such as L<atomic-inc-fetch>. L<put> is a bit of a vague name, but because
+it's commonly used, it's easy to learn what it does. L<atomic-inc-fetch>,
+on the other hand is rarer, and the more descriptive name helps recall
+its purpose better.
+
 =head1 iffy
 X<|iffy>