All 5 Uses

feint
in
Eclipse, by Stephenie Meyer
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She would keep repeating the same pattern — feint and run, feint and run — until she found a hole through my defenders.†
Chpt 3 *
She would keep repeating the same pattern — feint and run, feint and run — until she found a hole through my defenders.†
Chpt 3
He was intent on Jasper, both of them feinting as he closed the distance.†
Chpt 18
Both sides are feinting......No, let Sam lead.†
Chpt 24
With a strangled screech, Victoria darted out of the trees again, feinting to the side.†
Chpt 24

Definitions:

(1) (feint)
any distracting or deceptive maneuver; or the act of making the maneuver

Feint is most typically used for physical maneuvers as when boxing, fencing, or moving troops where a mock attack diverts attention from the real attack. But it can also be used much more generally as when Charlotte Bronte wrote of "a mere feint of politeness."
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Less commonly, feint is a non-standard spelling of faint in the sense of something that is barley perceptible.