Feint in boxing is a deceptive movement. A boxer shows the opponent the intention of doing something, but ultimately does something else, surprising and catching the opponent off guard.
An example of a feint is when a boxer pretends to hit the body, but hits the head instead.
Feints are used to create openings and disrupt the opponent's defense, making it easier to land effective punches. They can also be used to test an opponent's reactions and prepare for future attacks.