Meanings of horrid noise in English

The whole ship was filled with the horrid noise and confusion.

The wicked fairy made a horrid noise like an angry cat, and hobbled away.

They then vanished with a horrid noise, and leaving a disagreeable smell behind them.

Your night companions make a horrid noise, old man!

In a moment, all the household had left their beds to learn the cause of the horrid noise.

She called me to her, and asked what I had about me that made such a horrid noise.

There came out of ye vast forest a multitude of bears, 300 at least together, making a horrid noise, breaking ye small trees.

This slave made a horrid noise, which was heard in the streets; the barber thought it was I who cried out, and was maltreated.

And next he had a fright; for, as he scrambled up a sandy brow-whirr-poof-poof-cock-cock-kick-somethingwent off in his face, with a most horrid noise.

The "fools of the yard" were charged with requiring "the horrid noise of target-fight," "cutler's work," and vulgar and boisterous exhibitions generally.

There was a horrid noise; two families were quarreling about the head of an eel, which in the end was carried off by the Cat.

The churches, houses, and all on fire, and flaming at once; and a horrid noise the flames made, and the cracking houses at their ruine.

The Danes who had heard it were terrified; never had such horrid noise filled the air, for Beowulf, the strongest of men, held Grendel fast.

True, it kept out of the way; but though his nurse sometimes faintly heard it, and said, "What is that horrid noise outside?"

But as they went the woods about them grew clamorous with horrid noises.

Just horrid noises that grate upon my delicate ears.