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deke
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deke  (dk)
tr.v. deked, dek·ing, dekes
To deceive (an opponent) in ice hockey by a fake: deked the goalie with a move from left to right.
n.
A fake, intended to deceive a member of an opposing team.

[Short for decoy.]

deke [diːk] US and Canadian
n
(Team Sports / Hockey (Field & Ice)) Sport (esp in ice hockey) the act or an instance of feinting
vb
(Team Sports / Hockey (Field & Ice)) Sport (esp in ice hockey) to deceive (an opponent) by carrying out a feint
[shortened from decoy]


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Deking around the first defenceman, he was forced wide to the left by the second.
Shell gave the Spartans a 1-0 lead two minutes into the game, taking a Nick Carter pass in front of the Indians net and deking Grafton netminder Joe Iadarola (29 saves), putting the puck past the senior's right leg pad.
With Hollywood running wild, Rivas scored again two minutes later, deking by Lopez 16 yards out and scoring into the empty net.
 
 
 
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