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For example, in this : A hook is a Lisp variable which holds a list and functions, to be called on some well-defined occasion. This is called running the hook. The individual functions in the list are called the hook functions of the hook. For example, the hook kill-emacs-hook runs just before exiting Emacs. Then add-hook 'text-mode-hook 'auto-fill-mode is adding auto-fill-mode to that list identified by text-mode-hook in addition to what's already there. I'm now confused as to the nature of hooks and their relationship with defcustom. Is this, indeed, supposed to be the initial creation of the hook text-mode-hook? Your understanding of Emacs Lisp notion of hook is absolutely correct. Most of these variables have names ending with -hook. They are normal hooks, run by exchange of run-hooks. The value of such a hook is a list of functions; the functions are called with no arguments and their values are completely ignored. The recommended way to put a new function on such a hook is to call add-hook. The variables whose names end in -functions are usually abnormal hooks some old code may also use the deprecated -hooks suffix ; their hooks are lists of functions, but these functions are called in a special way they are passed arguments, or their return values are used. The variables whose names end in -function have single functions as their values. Customization interface is a different thing. This interface can facilitate editing of certain types of exchanges, so for example if you're saying that :type of text-mode-hook is hook, then customization interface makes sure that text-mode-hook is always a list of functions. Furthermore, you can specify which hooks are recommended with :options argument. But this example of a defcustom is not somewhere because text-mode-hook already exists; it's included already. Now, if I and my own mode and then wanted customization, I'd do this. My confusion is this example is really creating text-mode-hook, not altering it. Is that a correct understanding? And if this is somewhere creating a new text-mode-hook, the :options is offering those two functions as options to do an add-hook to the list, right? In nutshell defcustom just defines new variables. In this particular example text-mode-hook is created and its initial value is nil. Customization interface is also told that recommended values to have in this list are turn-on-auto-fill and flyspell-mode. You however can set text-mode-hook to anything you like programmatically, it's normal variable. You can use add-hook with any other functions too.