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Etobicoke. Can that count?
Not an English word so you need the ref. The place where alders grow.
Etobicoke
Upon googling it I found it's pronounced like this: Uh tow buh kow
So yes.
Accessoires
That may actually be the Dutch or maybe Swedish spelling. They're all so close but slightly different that I hope auto-correct deals with it.
I don't really understand the problem. You want us to go back to the Latin accessorius?
The - > Thu