Idioms and Phrases and Words
Note that these are all copied from different sources (web, TV, movies etc)

Definition from Google search:

Idiom:  A group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words (e.g., raining cats and...

Phrase:  A group of words, which makes sense, but not complete sense. Or a group of related words without a Subject and a Verb.  E.g., The sun rises in the east.

1. Boils down To reduce in size / condense 
2. Boils up  No such phrase. 
3. Boilerplate Something frequently encountered in the code or in documents. 
4. Bootstrap  a summary of the process of a simple computer system activating a more complicated computer system.  Boot camp refers colloquially to military recruit training.
5. Absolute Terms
6. Undivided Attention
7. Good Judgement  
8. To make ends meet
9. A storm in a teacup: Showing a lot of worry or excitement over something trivial.
10. Debut:  Its more attatictive to say "since its debut." instead of "since its start".