In the end = position indicator (thus, no container indicator needed)
union = u (position fodder)
dock = port
worker = man
sipped drink = tea
Thank you, Denis, for teaching me that 'portman' is a word. (I deleted my earlier denial.) I think that it's interesting to see portman defined as both a noun and a proper noun (depending on the reference).
Good grief; I've also checked four print dictionaries, including two Webster's -- Encyclopadic (Unabridged, new revised edition) and New World College (fourth edition) -- and none of them contain 'portman'.
Yet, your on-line references are clear enough. I'll edit my earlier post.
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