Pretend To Move Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 04-08-2018
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Possible answers to pretend to move

FEINT
- a ruse
- Deceive by a mock action
- Deceptive blow
- Deceptive movement
- False blow
- False show
- Mock attack
AFFECT
- Feign
- Have an impact on
- Impact
- Infect
- Influence
- Make a difference to the latter half of RAAF cafe pact
- Pretend to move

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