The answer is: GRASS (drag cursor across to highlight and see). The (1) object is (2) green, with a (3) blade, seen in big (4) clumps that can be trimmed (5). 3 tells us that it contains a knife’s qualities like a blade. From 2 the visible symptoms of sickness are that it is something like, sweaty, pale or green. As we know from 1 that this is a Thing, then we can discard conceptual objects or words. Starting with 5, we can discard anything that doesn’t look better with its physical head on i.e.
If you cut my head off – I look great: The Thing looks better with the top taken off. I hang around in big groups: When you see this Thing, it will be amongst many other similar Things. I won’t cut like a knife but have similar qualities: It is something that isn’t sharp, but may appear so. I look sick: Think of what symptoms you have if you visually appear to be ill. I won’t cut like a knife but have similar qualities. Let’s take Question 3 of the puzzles from the 25 Riddle Puzzles For You To Solve: What am I? I look sick. When you have the correct answer, it will feel like it makes perfect sense. Read it very carefully and slowly, not getting hung up on one particular detail. The secret to the answer will always be in the question. The person who has set the problem obviously wants you to solve it, but they want to stretch you to the limits of your ability so you get the maximum personal reward by solving it. Also consider where they would have sourced the answer from – do their other answers suggest that they can see the object they are making questions about. 
If you know the puzzle maker, consider their style and any similar combinations of questions and answers they may have come up with previously. The first thing this person had was the answer, then they constructed the puzzle to arrive at that. Put yourself in the mind of the person setting the question.
If you are stuck on a puzzle, stop and take a look at it from another angle.
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