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Abraham the Jew may refer to:

1. Abraham, ancestor of the Jews in the Book of Genesis; or
2. Abramelin, the pseudonymous author of a grimoire (a magical textbook).
3. The person who instructed Nicholas Flamel in alchemy, and gave him an illuminated manuscript containing alchemical lore.

In North America, a blunt is a cigar filled with marijuana.

There are two common techniques for making a blunt. In "leafing," the outer leaf of the cigar is moistened and removed whole, leaving the inner leaf which is then folded and filled with ground marijuana. The inner leaf is then re-wrapped in the outer leaf, which must remain moist. Leafing creates a tightly-rolled and durable blunt, providing an even burn.

Another technique, known as "spliffing," involves splitting a cigar lengthways down the middle, removing the tobacco ("spilling the guts"), replacing it with marijuana, and resealing the cigar.

As the blunt is essentially a cigar, no extra tobacco need be added into the cannabis mixture, so as not to overwhelm the taste of the cannabis.

Blunts are more common in the younger 'circles' (group of friends coming togther to smoke). Often times 'old smokers' will refuse to smoke a blunt because they claim it is too harsh, tastes bad, or they simply do not like the idea of mixing their cannabis with tobacco. It's very un-common for people to roll joints mixed with tobacco in North America, while it seems to be very common in places like the UK.

Blunts are not typically made from expensive cigars. Cheap cigars such Swisher Sweets, Garcia y Vega, Philly Blunts, White Owls, or Dutch Masters are more commonly used.

More recently, a host of 'Blunt Papers' have appeared in the market. With names such as "Blunt Wrap", "E-Z Roll Tube" & "Miami Blunt", these are essentially pre-made, 100% tobacco rolling 'papers'. All that is needed is to spread the cannabis evenly throughout the blunt paper, roll it up and seal it (lick it). Most are sealed in individual bags so as to keep them fresh and moist and flexible (dry cigar leaves are prone to cracking).

Blunts are generally larger, longer and slower burning than marijuana cigarettes (joints) which are rolled with normal rolling paper. This makes them particularly appealing for people who want something a bit more special to smoke and to share with several people.

A New Yorker or wu-banger is a blunt mixed with cocaine (a combination known as "primo").