Function composition in JS

Is there a smarter/better way to write this?


function c() {
    var fs = arguments;
    return function(x) {
        return Array.prototype.reduceRight.call(fs, function(x, f) {
            return f(x);
        }, x);
    }
}

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I was kind of annoyed that all that line noise was necessary just to use reduceRight. One consequence of OOP is that functions are imprisoned inside classes but at least javascript provides .call to let you freely pass in "this" of your choice.