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@@ -620,14 +620,19 @@ For example:
 
 - `"drink <TARGET>"`: Inserts a new line above the target line, and moves the cursor to the newly created line
 - `"pour <TARGET>"`: Inserts a new line below the target line, and moves the cursor to the newly created line
+- `"drop <TARGET>"`: Inserts an empty line above the target line (without moving the cursor)
+- `"float <TARGET>"`: Inserts an empty line below the target line (without moving the cursor)
+- `"puff <TARGET>"`: Inserts empty lines/spaces around the target (without moving the cursor)
 
 eg: `pour blue air` will insert empty line below the token containing letter 'a' with a blue hat and moves the cursor to the new line.
 
-Note: `"drink"` and `"pour"` are actually a bit more versatile than just lines.
-If you use a [syntactic scope](#syntactic-scopes) modifier on the target, then`"drink"` and `"pour"` will do the
+Note: `"drink"`, `"pour"`, `"drop"`, `"float"`, and `"puff"` are actually more versatile than just handling lines.
+If you use a [syntactic scope](#syntactic-scopes) modifier on the target, they will do the
 appropriate insertions to prepare the text for a new instance of that scope.
 
 eg: `pour item air` will insert a comma and space after the air item, and place the cursor after the inserted characters.
+eg: `puff token air` will insert spaces around the token with a hat over the letter 'a'.
+eg: `float item air` will insert a comma after the item containing letter 'a' with a hat.
 
 ### Homophones