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Term for using "thingy-esque" phrases rather than a common word

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By Tushar Raj, Fattie Fattie, Terpsichore Terpsichore, Margana Margana
| english.stackexchange.com
16 {This question came to mind because of the recent question .. What do you call the interconnecting bits of a puzzle piece in English? } In my opinion, in English, it's reasonably common that—strangely enough—there is no word for a certain reasonably common thing.
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