What does «alebrestar» mean in Spanish?

To act like a hare; to lie down on the ground as hares would do to hide; to flap one's wings.
To become agitated, alarmed, nervous, upset.

♦ Used in: Colombia - Honduras - Mexico - Nicaragua - Panama - Peru - Salvador - Venezuela

Examples of use in Spanish: "en algún momento su comportamiento de displicencia frente a los temas de la Iglesia ya no será un asunto personal, su mal ejemplo puede alebrestar a las demás órdenes religiosas", Las angustias de su eminencia: Una lucha imaginada entre ... - Raúl Alberto Vélez Arredondo - 2018
To cower.
Falling in love.

♦ Used in: Cuba - Honduras
To rejoice, to have fun.

♦ Used in: Guatemala - Salvador
To become impatient, to become angry.

♦ Used in: Guatemala
To get drunk with joy.

♦ Used in: Venezuela
To be emboldened.

♦ Used in: Venezuela
Getting excited.

♦ Used in: Mexico - Venezuela
To become sexually aroused by a stimulus; to be inflamed with passion.

♦ Used in: Venezuela
To rebel, to rise up.

♦ Used in: Venezuela
Cantb. To be permanently on alert.
(¡No te me alebrestes!) Expression that is said to someone so that he/she does not rebel against us.