Name a common word with five consecutive vowels?

Queueing

miaoued

Dear Cecil:

My pursuit of higher education has required me to study queueing theory. I have been told that "queueing" is the only word in English that has five consecutive vowels. Can you verify this? I would have asked Bill Safire, but I am not always able to get the New York Times. I rarely miss the Straight Dope.

— Doug S., Dallas

Dear Doug:

I like the cut of your jib, lad. However, your spelling sucks. According to my trusty American Heritage Dictionary (how can you not like a dictionary that illustrates "decolletage" with a picture of Marilyn Monroe?), the participle of "queue" is "queuing"--four vowels. But fear not. An alternate spelling of the verb "meeow" is "miaou"; thus we can have cats "miaouing"--count 'em, five vowels.

http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/745/what-english-word-has-five-consecutive-vowels

COOEEING

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/cooeeing

There are a few:

The English dictionary word with the most consecutive vowels (six) is EUOUAE. Words with five consecutive vowels include QUEUEING, AIEEE, COOEEING, MIAOUED, ZAOUIA, JUSSIEUEAN, ZOOEAE, ZOAEAE. The Hawaiian word HOOIAIOIA (meaning certified) has eight consecutive vowels and is listed in the 1976 Guinness Book of World Records. Allowing proper nouns, URU-EU-UAU-UAU (a language of Brazil) has nine vowels in a row, ignoring hyphens.