Sounds

A honk is the sound a goose makes, or a noise that sounds like a goose. Car horns are often described as going "honk".

A howl is a long, mournful noise made by a dog or wolf.

People laugh as a reaction to something funny, or when they are tickled. Laughing is normally something you do when you are very happy.

Mew is the soft, high-pitched noise made by young kittens.

A neigh is the noise a horse makes. Horses also snort and whinny, which is a similar noise to a neigh.

A peep is a small, soft, high-pitched sound that is made by baby birds.

Quack is the noise a duck makes.

A scream is a loud, sharp noise that people make when they are suddenly scared or hurt. People sometimes scream in excitement too.

Silence is the state of there being no noise. When it is very quiet you might say there is silence.
You may also use silence in terms of nobody talking about something for some time. For example "The celebrity is back in the media after a time of silence".

Sizzling is the sound of cooking something in fat or oil at fairly high temperatures, like cooking bacon or sausages.