(archaic, literary) to sleep with clothes overturned, as to meet their longed-for partner in a dream

can't help but, can't suppress, can't keep oneself from

to do what is logical and right

to put on airs; to act cool or tough

to show the whites of one's eyes (suddenly, due to an affected physical condition)

Alternative form of はばをきかせる (haba o kikaseru)

(idiomatic) to remove obstacles in the way of one's objective

to scratch with the hand in a claw position

to be careful about ~

雲を霞: the condition of a vanishment being into thin air