Examples from literature

• I wonder how the enemy are getting on with the biltong and biscuit. 
• The provisions consist solely of biltong—that is, dried meat, generally venison. 
• The rest of the buck's flesh we cut into strips and hung in the sun to dry into "biltong," as, I believe, the South African Dutch call flesh thus prepared. 
• There is no ceiling, but only beams, to which are fastened strips of "biltong," or game's flesh, dried in the sun. 
• This done, we devoured the remnants of our biltong, washed down with the sweet lake water, and then lit our pipes and awaited whatever might turn up.