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Gatta: Slang term for alcohol, can be plural as in "gatters". Can be a state of intoxication. Originated from gypsies now, commonly incorportaed in south east area slang, especially Medway Towns, Caravan sites and Sittingbourne, Kent.
"Shall we get up the shop and get sum gattas bruv"
"Ahh mate, did you see joyce last nite, He was Gattered"
"Yes Yes, Whagwann Tonite?? Nutin much, Jus getting Gattered i think??"" Sweet
gatta by Risky March 14, 2005
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South African term for a member of the police force.
The gatta kicked my door down and pushed his gun in my face.
gatta by Dabulamanzi August 17, 2006
slang term for marijuana, term was first used in Lowell massachusetts but has spread throughout the world.
yo lets go pick up some gatta
gatta by gatta boy April 20, 2010
Gatta means alcohol of som sort, also can be spelt gatter
Lets go get some gatta
gatta by Cait July 22, 2004

gatta bubi

Word is used by Hungarian gypsies, it means when something is "over" or "not happening".
Person 1: This girl just broke up with me.
Person 2: Than that's gatta bubi.
gatta bubi by bubbergatta August 2, 2023
Sikh martial art
Gatka is a pretty badass martial art of the Sikhs, followers of Sikhism.
Gatka by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ August 5, 2011

Joe Gatto 

Eating a massive amount of pastry in one sitting. Usually a package meant for multiple people.
Are you about to Joe Gatto that whole cheese danish?
Joe Gatto by Therilz October 31, 2021
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