This proposal contains various procedures that return procedures and a few others, drawn from Chicken. Common Lisp has a few of them too.
(always obj)
Ignores its arguments and always returns #t.
(never obj)
Ignores its arguments and always returns #f.
(constantly obj ...)
Returns a procedure that always returns the obj objects as its values, regardless of the number and value of its arguments.
(complement proc)
Returns a procedure that returns the boolean inverse of proc. That is, it returns a true value when proc returns #f, and #f otherwise.
(compose proc ... )
Returns a procedure that represents the composition of its arguments. Any of the procedures may return multiple values, which are passed as arguments to its successor. With zero arguments, (compose) returns a procedure that is functionally equivalent to values.
(simple-compose proc ...)
A variant of compose that does not handle multiple-valued procedures. With zero arguments, returns a procedure that is functionally equivalent to identity.
(conjoin predicate ...)
Returns a procedure that returns #t if its argument satisfies all the predicates.
(disjoin predicate ...)
Returns a procedure that returns #t if its argument satisfies any of the predicates.
(each proc ... )
Returns a procedure that applies each of the procs in turn to its arguments, discarding the results and returning an unspecified value.
(flip proc)
Returns a two-argument procedure that calls proc, a two-argument procedure, with its arguments swapped.
(identity obj)
Returns obj.
(all-of? predicate)
Returns a procedure of one argument that returns #t when applied to a list of elements that all satisfy predicate, or #f otherwise.
(any-of? predicate)
Returns a procedure of one argument that returns #t when applied to a list of elements at least one of which satisfies predicate, or #f otherwise.
(map-reduce mapper reducer)
Returns a procedure that applies mapper to each of its arguments, and then applies reducer to all the results and returns what it returns.