Meanings of hear the clack in English

Noo, d'ye no hear the clack o' the geese through yon open window?

The sound carried his thoughts back so far that for a few moments he ceased to hear the clack of the spoon.

He could almost hear the clack of wooden swords in the countless wars he and his cousins had fought through these once manicured grounds.

He heard the clack as she put the rifle on the table.

Jane was certain she had shut it, had heard the clack of its latch.

They heard the clack-clack of his heels on the stone floor, fading in the distance.

As we drew up alongside her, I heard the clack-clack of the sailors heaving at the windlass.

An instant before he threw himself against the door, Jeremy heard the clack of a sliding bolt.

He heard the clack of boot against tile and the pleasant jingle of a teacup rattling against its saucer.

Somewhere in that moment-beforeor after Ivy's fall, it was impossible to know which- I heardthe clack of Burn's weapon on the floor.

In a short time we heard the clacking sound of many sticks, the beaters having obeyed the injunction, and keeping profound silence with their voices.