riddle-me-ree
/ˌrɪdlmɪˈriː/noun
1Nonsense; rambling or meaningless language.
2A riddle, a puzzle, an enigma.
exclamation
‘Here's a riddle’, ‘answer this riddle’.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Ravenscroft (fl. 1659–1697), playwright. From riddle + me, with apparently arbitrary extension.