Here are some examples that come close, but might not strictly fit the definition:
* "Sticks" - Technically, this has a closed syllable followed by an open syllable.
* "Clocks" - Similar to "sticks", this has a closed syllable followed by an open syllable.
* "Fridge" - Although this has three syllables, the first syllable is open.
It's important to note that the concept of closed and open syllables can be a bit complex. While the general definition is based on the presence or absence of a vowel sound at the end, there are exceptions and cases where the rules can be debated.
It's more common to find words with a combination of closed and open syllables within a 3-syllable word. For example, words like "understand", "remember", or "elephant" have both open and closed syllables.