To head out, get away, avoid or to fake out.
Originating in Canada: the shortening of decoy.

Most often used to describe how a hockey player will fake out the goaly then get around him.
Other uses involve getting away from or avoiding someone; leaving someplace for instance, a party; and getting out of the way; say to the countryside (we used to describe driving out of the city to various deking spots and smoking pot)

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1. To avoid unwanted physical contact, by moving stealthily
2. To feign or fake

a fake-out, a feigned move in sports, slang derived from "decoy", often used in hockey context.

Bringer of light and authority to the many social orders of the world. One who attracts multiple suitors of the opposite sex and is able to please them in various ways.

to wag your index finger at someone after denying them what they they wanted to do.