Well, maybe Wingdings 2, Wingdings 3 and Webdings might, but that's beside the point.
How in the bright blue moon did anyone ever rationalize creating this thing? I can't see any practical use for it, but lo and behold, it's there.
And that's what makes it awesome.
You can have your boring old Arial. You can keep that gosh-awful Times New Roman, that does nothing but force your essays to require as many words as possible.
But I...I shall embrace my Wingdings! I shall embrace Wingdings with my Dingaling!
As for Wingdings, I like it, too... I think it's intended purpose is to have a font that stores some images that can be embedded directly into text (because they are!) Without having to actually put an image into it...
Same with all of the other symbol-based fonts...
And please do your "embracing" over there... I want no part of that...lol