> surely impossible without any lisp knowledge.
If emacs has tags support (which it surely must) then you can do it
without any LISP: you just write a program (like ctags) which looks at
the file and works out what the definitions are.
I know vim has support for this: ^X^] does completion by tag, if you
have it turned on. Even without tags, vim will complete based on past
words in the document when you press ^p; emacs probably has a similar
feature, though I wouldn't know about that :->

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