fint.
a feint (movement made to confuse an opponent, something feigned to confuse someone)
Meaning & usage
a feint (movement made to confuse an opponent, something feigned to confuse someone)
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from German Finte, from Italian finta, from Latin fingere.
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