stack and math words

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diff --git a/readme.md b/readme.md
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@@ -17,6 +17,9 @@ sanctuary is a 64-bit subroutine threaded forth for amd64 linux systems.
 
 the following is a list of words available in this forth.
 
+### `!   ( u a -- )`
+store the 64 bit value u into the memory address a.
+
 ### `#tib   ( -- a )`
 variable containing the amount of characters in the input buffer.
 
@@ -35,9 +38,18 @@ remainder is in n3, result is in n4
 ### `+   ( u1 u2 -- u )`
 add u2 to u1.
 
+### `+!   ( a -- )`
+add one to the value at memory address a.
+
+### `,   ( u -- )`
+write a 64 bit value to user memory and increment the user memory pointer.
+
 ### `-   ( u1 u2 -- u )`
 subtract u2 from u1.
 
+### `-!   ( a -- )`
+subtract one from the value at memory address a.
+
 ### `-rot   ( u1 u2 u3 -- u3 u1 u2 )`
 rotate the three topmost values on the stack so that the topmost value
 is moved to the third highest.
@@ -57,6 +69,9 @@ start compilation of the word 'name'.
 ### `;   ( -- ) IMMEDIATE`
 end compilation of the currently compiling word.
 
+### `@   ( a -- u )`
+fetch the 64 bit value at memory address a.
+
 ### `>body   ( xt -- a )`
 yield the code field of xt.
 
@@ -67,6 +82,12 @@ in the input buffer.
 ### `>r   ( u -- ) ( R: -- u )`
 move a value from the working stack to the return stack.
 
+### `1+   ( u -- u')`
+add one to u.
+
+### `1-   ( u -- u')`
+subtract one from u.
+
 ### `2drop  ( u1 u2 -- )`
 remove the two topmost values from the stack.
 
@@ -82,6 +103,23 @@ yields current program break.
 ### `bye   ( -- )`
 exits the forth system.
 
+### `c,   ( c -- )`
+write an 8 bit value to user memory and increment the user memory pointer.
+
+### `c!   ( u a -- )`
+store the 8 bit value u into the memory address a.
+
+### `c@   ( a -- c )`
+fetch the 8 bit value at memory address a.
+
+### `cmove   ( a1 a2 u -- )`
+copy u bytes of memory from a1 to a2.
+bytes are copied in low memory to high memory order.
+
+### `cmove>   ( a1 a2 u -- )`
+copy u bytes of memory from a1 to a2.
+bytes are copied in high memory to low memory order.
+
 ### `dp   ( -- a )`
 a variable that contains the lowest free byte of memory in user memory.