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Gatch [n.] | Gait, swagger; manner of walking. | "I'll buy the gatch off ya" implies that you're affecting an attitude by the way you're walking.
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Lamp [v.] | Look at [in the imperative grammatical voice.] | "Lamp the getaway sticks on your one (that woman.)"
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Langer [n.] | Mildly derogatory, refers to a fellow. | The term has gone national in recent years, purportedly spread by the national-media interviews with the famous/infamous soccer player Roy Keane.
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Out the gap | Out of here | (Going home from work, for example.)
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Sham | The shit, the real thing | "A sham" is somebody who thinks they're really something. "The sham" is somebody who really is.
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