Here are a few description options for the WordPress post tag “嘴饞” (Zuǐchán – Meaning: “Wanting to eat”, “Having a craving for food”) in Traditional Chinese, varying in tone and detail:

**Option 1: Short and Concise**

* **Description:** 想要吃東西的心情！ (Xiǎngyào chī dōngxi de xīnqíng!) – The feeling of wanting to eat something!

**Option 2: Slightly more descriptive**

* **Description:** 描述對美食的渴望與衝動。 (Miáoshù duì měishí de kěwàng yǔ chōngdòng.) – Describes the craving for delicious food and the urge to eat.

**Option 3: Focus on the feeling**

* **Description:** 忍不住想吃東西的感覺，就是嘴饞啦！ (Rěnbuzhù xiǎng chī dōngxi de gǎnjué, jiùshì zuǐchán la!) – The feeling of not being able to resist wanting to eat something, that’s “Zuǐchán”!

**Option 4: More Informal & Colloquial**

* **Description:** 啊，肚子餓了，想吃東西！(A, dùzi è le, xiǎng chī dōngxi!) – Ah, I’m hungry, I want to eat something! (More of a casual indication.)

**Option 5: Tag-focused, useful for blog filtering:**

* **Description:** 所有關於美食、零食、以及想吃東西的慾望的文章。 (Suǒyǒu guānyú měishí, língshí, yǐjí xiǎng chī dōngxi de yùwàng de wénzhāng.) – Articles about delicious food, snacks, and the desire to eat something.

**Which one to choose depends on your blog’s tone and the content you’re tagging. If your blog is lighthearted and uses a lot of informal language, Option 4 would be a good choice. If you want something more general or are using this for filtering content, Option 5 might give you better clarity on what type of content is included under the tag.**