"Caraphernelia" is not a word that can be found in standard English dictionaries, but it is a term that has been popularized by the American rock band Pierce the Veil. The word appears in the title and lyrics of their song "Caraphernelia."
According to the band's lead vocalist, the term "caraphernelia" was coined by the band as a combination of the words "car" and "paraphernalia." In the context of the song, the word is used to describe the lingering reminders of a past relationship, such as clothing, pictures, and other personal items that can be found in a car or around the house.
The term has since been adopted by some fans of the band and has been used to describe similar situations or the feeling of being haunted by memories of a past relationship. However, it is not a widely recognized or accepted term in standard English usage.
