Feint
<faynt>
hoax; trick; bluff;
to deceive someone by pretending to do something.
The player did a feint to the left and ran to the right. He made his opponent trip.
Memory trick:
feint reminds of faint or to become dizzy.
we faint when we are tricked.
At work:
The realtor fell for the feint that we did not want the office. We pretended to not want it so we could get a better price.
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