Do these words mean a tung or a person: use in iva a mung unapove a person. 1) DVD player 2) football player 3) video recorder 4) roofer 5) film projector 6) cooker 7) drinker 8) burner 9) dish-washer 10) opener

The words you've provided can be categorized as either a tool or a person based on their common meanings. Here’s how they break down: 1) **DVD player** - A tool (device for playing DVDs) 2) **football player** - A person (someone who plays football) 3) **video recorder** - A tool (device for recording video) 4) **roofer** - A person (someone who installs roofs) 5) **film projector** - A tool (device for projecting films) 6) **cooker** - A tool (device for cooking, though it can refer to a person who cooks in some contexts) 7) **drinker** - A person (someone who drinks) 8) **burner** - A tool (part of a stove, but could refer to a person in specific contexts) 9) **dishwasher** - A tool (device for cleaning dishes, though it can also refer to a person who washes dishes) 10) **opener** - A tool (device for opening things, though "opener" could refer to a person in some specific contexts, such as a "bottle opener" in a social setting) In summary, most of these words refer to tools, but some can also refer to people depending on the context. The categories are generally straightforward, with "player," "roofer," and "drinker" clearly indicating a person, while the rest primarily describe tools.