up-fake

noun

ˈəp-ˈfāk 

: a fake in which a player makes an upward movement to simulate starting to take a shot

… senior guard Natalie Ventress had the Mustangs fooled with a nice up-fake and right-handed layup finish.

—Hayes Clement

up-fake verb, transitive + intransitive

Leonard later bulled his way by James to the rim, up-faked and then made a floating jumper over the Cavaliers forward.

—The Lewiston (Idaho) Morning Tribune

Word History

First Known Use

1982, in the meaning defined above