I think I will start reading man <a href="/hashtag/01JYW1B6DPPK1YX36V5M55ZS8J">#<span>bash</span></a> line by line, there are so many features I didn't know about. For example:

You can use an alias as a parameter to an alias. E.g.:

alias lsopts='-lrt'
alias myls='ls '

"myls" executes "ls -lrt". To make that work, you have to append a space ' ' at the end of the myls definition.

There are better use cases for this, of course, this is just a test. If you ommit the ' ' after 'ls', myls lsopts returns "lsopts: No such file...."