Lisp: Functions for multiple comparisons

[Greg Hill]

I am aware of the built-in functions memq and member.  But what I 
really want is a pair of special forms that work more like 'or and 
'and.  The first argument would be compared against all of the rest 
using either 'eq or 'equal, returning 't if any match was found.

For example, a special form using an 'eq comarison might be named 
'meq and be called like:

        (meq (char-syntax (following-char)) ?w ?_)

instead of using

        (memq (char-syntax (following-char) '(?w ?_)))
or
	(or (eq (char-syntax (following-char)) ?w) (eq (char-syntax 
(following-char)) ?_))
or
	(let ((syntax (char-syntax (following-char)))) (or (eq syntax 
?w) (eq syntax ?_)))

Is there already something like that that I simply am not yet aware 
of?  If not, am I wrong in thinking that the kind of special forms I 
am imagining would be computationally more efficient than any of the 
alternatives shown above?

--Greg