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Ya, but SWAG is decades old and military in origin, whereas the other acronyms are internet inventions of the millenial generation.

It's become a word in its own right;

SWAG also gets used to mean to cuff or bluff something: "I haven't prepared tomorrow's presentation, I'll have to SWAG it" etc

In military colloquialism, it's generally used to mean something along the lines of 'best fast intuitive approximation".

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