Anal phase
psycho-n-lysis. the second stage of psychos-xual development during which the child, usually at two years of age, becomes preoccupied with defecation.
-n-l phase n.
in psycho-n-lytic theory, the stage of psychos-xual development occurring early in life, usually around the second year, when a child’s activities, interests, and concerns are centered around the expulsion and retention of feces.
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-n-l verge -n-l verge n. the distal end of the -n-l c-n-l, forming a transitional zone between the skin of the -n-l c-n-l and the peri-n-l skin.