What sounds could I expect to hear while sailing on a wooden-hulled clipper ship across the Atlantic?

I've sailed wooden hulled yachts all over the place ( see my avatar)....wood is a great sound insulator; even in a howling gale you know you are at sea, you can hear a deep thump as waves hit the boat but its not till you get on deck you hear the roaring and crashing and howling......and that's just the crew. The sea makes a deep thump as it comes aboard as a breaking wave, otherwise in most conditions just a hiss as the bow parts the sea and your clipper ship goes roaring off at ten or twelve or fourteen knots....

What bubba said plus Haliads clattering on the mast.

The wind in the sails, the creaking and groaning of the ships timbers, the crash of cresting waves, the skipper buggering the cabin boy.................

Creaking, some thumping, and maybe even a little water sloshing. But that should be about it.

A bit too much info there Bubba, Lol. But thanks for the other. Groaning was the word I was searching for.

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