Meanings of loud neigh in English

Whinney had seen the horses, too, and she gave a loud neigh.

At this moment a loud neigh was heard from the stable across the yard.

The barn doors were closed and the children heard a horse inside give a loud neigh.

Suddenly my beast, who jogged along with his nose to the ground, gave a loud neigh.

Just then there was a great clatter outside and the sound of hoofs and a loud neigh.

The horse gave a loud neigh, as if recognizing its master, then reared, but the Prince sat firm.

Sir Galahad was there, undergoing his morning toilet, and greeted his master with a loud neigh of delight.

Suddenly a horse, in the field on the other side the hedge, set up a loud neigh, right in Dan's ear.

Old Battle now shook the water from his mane, and as if to thank his deliverers, gave out a loud neigh.

But they had only gained half the distance, when Ned espied them, and, with a loud neigh, gave chase at full gallop.

Alma was seized by the ludicrous suggestion, and laughed without restraint; her companion joined in, his loud neigh drowning her more melodious merriment.

Suddenly he gave three or four loud neighs; this announced his arrival.

Racer responded with loud neighs, which Ayla was sure contained a sound of relief at finding his familiar friends.

"Whiiinnney," she called, "Whiiiinnney!" making it a loud neigh that sounded to Jondalar exactly like a horse.