The term 'hockey maneuvers' can refer to a variety of techniques used by hockey players to gain an advantage over their opponents. One such maneuver is the DEKE, which is a move in which the player fakes out their opponent by quickly changing direction or making a sudden move with the puck. The term 'DEKE' is derived from the word 'DECOY, ' as it is meant to deceive the opposing player. This maneuver is often used to create space between the player and their opponent, allowing them to make a pass or take a shot on goal.