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akward hall walk 

When your walking next to someone who you know but have nothing to talk to about between school classes.
today, i was walking next to my crush in the hall, with nothing to say. It was a total akward hall walk.

can't walk and chew gum at the same time 

A person who is extremely clumsy, or who often is sporting bandages covering minor injuries, might be said to be incapable of "walking and chewing gum at the same time".
After the third time in one month that the new office assistant was electrocuted while trying to clear a paper jam in the office copier, the supervisor shook his head and asked the Personnel office to move the employee to another department with no machinery in it, as "this guy can't walk and chew gum at the same time".

Take A Walk 

Another way of telling someone to go away
Man: Nice parenting.

Adam: Hey, thanks. Are you my therapist? Take a walk!

You must be smarter than the grass you walk on. 

Phrase used to encourage football players. First used by Mr. Tim Treder's coach.
"Tim you must be smarter than the grass you walk on."

Wally Walk 

Right of passage for people who just obtained their conceal carry permit or conceal handgun permit, where the new CCP holder trys carrying his handgun concealed at Wal Mart for the first time. This means having the gun on you at all times, but concealed, as you get out of your car, walk into Wal Mart, shop for at least 30 minutes, use the restroom, buy something, check out and look for zombies to attack as you cross the Wal Mart parking lot to get back to your car.
Bubba: Hey, Clem, I just got my conceal carry permit - check this out, got me a sweet little Detonics 9mm that I can carry everywhere I go.

Clem: Bubba - you gotta go do the Wally Walk - cain't carry that thing 'round proper like 'till you go shopping at Walmart, pissin in the Wally restroom and whatnot with your new piece

Bubba: Well, Clem, how 'bout lets go to Wal Mart for my first Wally Walk - I'll spring for the notchos and cheeze at the Wally restaurant to celebrate!!
Wally Walk by Ricardovitz April 22, 2010
The combination of two popular phrases, 1) "Piece of cake" and 2) "Walk in the park." All of which typically mean that a task is simple or easy to complete.

Cake Walk can be used to add additional emphasis onto how easy the task performed is or was.
1. Of course I finished that homework, it was a cake walk.

2. That challenge was a cake walk, man. I hardly broke a sweat.
cake walk by nuttinbutagame April 1, 2015