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Joint, J, and spliff are commonly used terms. If rolled with the case from a cigar or "blunt wrap", then it's called a Blunt. Sometimes a blunt or a joint is called a "fattie", but that is usually referring to the amount of cannabis the cigarette. When either a blunt or joint has been smoked, and all that remains is a small section that can no longer be held in your fingers, it is referred to as a "roach". This the answer you were looking for?
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